Georgia results in the database RAID
Consumers of all federal states, including about 2800 in Georgia, are among the more than 145000 victims of theft or identity fraud are allowed confidential information to companies of Choice Point.The Alpharetta-based firms, insofar as the number and Georgia has declared Friday a state-by-state structures would be released next week.
“Because we are in Georgia, Choice Point has agreed to consider these figures first” Chuck Jones, spokesman said.
The Georgians, whose information was exposed to soon receive a letter of notification, “said Jones. Communication to the federal victims must be mailed by the end of next week, he said.
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