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Originally Posted by OneHungryChicken  Well today I get a letter letting me know that a ex-employee of Countrywide may have stole my information and sold it to a 3rd party. I guess I have some ammo in the loan mod or getting my loan approved for the new bogus Bill. |
***, Moe, Professor Shays, OneHungryChicken,
I just received my mail today from Countrywide Home Loans dated Sept 6 2008 informing all Countrywide Home Loans customers that they recently became aware that a
CW Employee(now former) may have sold unauthorized personal information about us to a third party. Based on a joint investigation conducted by
CW and law enforcement authorities, it was determined that the customer information involved in this incident ncluded names, address, ssn, mortgage loan number and various other loan and application information.
CW went on to say that they regret this incident and apolozied for any inconvenience and they have terminated that employee.
My question to Professor Shays, can we sue
CW and that employee? Can this employee go to jail? Why can't
CW nd DA prosecuted this guy up to the maximum extent of the law? Is there any law or other remedies we can do to put this guy in jail forever?
Your input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Faith
