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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.

More examples of how your information is out there.

It is.

You just have to do your best to keep all your information safe.

So Bank of America, along with J.P. Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, City Bank,

yeah, they've had some issues with allowing our information, our private information,

to get out there and to be taken. So this latest, I don't know, information breach from Bank of America,

and now again, it's not their fault according to them. Oh, okay. Yeah, no, it was,

ha, ha, it was not our fault. We hired a company to pick up documents from an unnamed financial center

and to take them to be shredded for security purposes, of course. And some of those documents

were found outside of the secure containers on the exterior of the financial center.

Oh, I was just sitting outside of the bank. That's unbelievable. So the bank still

hasn't revealed how many customers have been affected by the breach, but we're providing financial

services for 69 million U.S. consumers and small businesses. We can't keep track of everything. So in a statement

to potential victims, the bank noted that customers could contact their state attorney general

for more information about avoiding identity theft. Oh, well, that's okay. We'll just not,

don't contact us. We'll let you know, but contact your state attorney general a list that included

Massachusetts New York Washington DC and Oregon so I guess those were some of the areas that the

papers left outside this financial institution were a part of so they can't verify or confirm

if your documents were directly involved or affected.

That's what the letter read.

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