Re: Privacy Rights

[Dynalysis of Princeton <mail@dynalysis.com>]

What medical database?  Do you  mean MIB in Massachusetts?

METRA1001@aol.com wrote:

> Kathy-
>
> There is one thing that is not mentioned much, if at all on med-pri. Equifax
> is one of the, if not THE largest private investigation firms in the country.
> They can send agents out to do anything from investigate assets, to proof of
> identity, to taking pictures of the subjects (with hidden lenses) etc. I
> oughta know, because in my years as a litigation for a major lender, I had
> people who had swindled my firm for up to 2-4 million dollars. When I found
> out about Equifax's services, I signed them up so I could evaluate debtors
> for propriety for initiating lawsuits to seek judgments and executions upon
> personal property. (why sue someone who has a net worth of 100$, and incur
> 100,000 dollars in legal bills?).
>
> Does it not bother anyone that this company also houses the largest consumer
> medical database in the nation? Am I the only one who sees a potential (and
> serious) conflict of interest in one firm knowing everything about any
> family, from debt information, to financial assets, all the way to intimate
> medical details? Am I the only one around that sees a huge potential for
> misuse of that information?
>
> Just a few questions.
>
> Al
>
> In a message dated 4/29/99 4:41:36 PM EST, mail@dynalysis.com writes:
>
> << Subj:         Re: Privacy Rights
>  Date:  4/29/99 4:41:36 PM EST
>  From:  mail@dynalysis.com (Dynalysis of Princeton)
>   >>