I would guess that NBN outsourced their billing, and the company doing the billing sold the database. NBN probably checks users with a credit checking service, who will probably also sell them. Everyone bitches about Amazon and Facebook selling personal information, but all kinds of businesses make money off of their customers’ personal data. I used to write code for mass mailers in Southern California in the 1980s & 90s, so I know about the provenience of many of these databases. At 10 cents a name for just a verified mailing address, up to more than a dollar/name for verified income, personal data is valuable.
]]>As for the Medicare scam… I heard about that. I found it curious the DOJ charged mostly smallish clinics. Even though the worst scammers are the major companies. But I wasn’t surprised of course. Same here.🤷🏾♂️🙄
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