If it were between having my medical records or social security number stolen I would prefer the medical records. An additional 112,198 claimants information was also stolen but there is no evidence it was sold according to Sentry.
The good thing is the thief was found and arrested outside of Wisconsin. However, the thief was “’a lead programmer/consultant with a nationally recognized computer contractor’ hired by Sentry.” That has to be one of the worst situations. Sentry hires a consultant from an apparent nationally recognized computer contractor and then the guy on their premises steals thousands of people’s personal information.
My guess is Sentry will not be doing business with this company again. Does any one know how much money people make selling other people’s stolen personal information?
Your company, Sentry Insurance sucks. Who ever made the executive decision to sue Anne Keipper the 81-year-old Brookfield, Wisconsin woman, is scum. I will follow and remember this case. I would never buy insurance from company that is this low. Your probably one of the many insurance companies that screwed their customers in New Orleans, when the hurricanes hit.
Posted by: Anonymous | February 3, 2007 1:05 AM | Permalink to Comment