FedEx security issue

[71MUSTY]

Yes, I can do that, but that does not change the issue that the data was compromised and there is also the question what the extent of the data compromised was. Ignoring what occurred is generally not a good idea.

What is truly remarkable to me is that only one of your email addresses has been sold.

[Montu]

The odds of figuring out the email address is quite low and then there would be the same spam message to other email addresses, so that is not very likely.

Maybe, who knows ..btw I believe a data breach that only involves customer email addresses does not even require them to notify anyone.

[kemasa]

What is truly remarkable to me is that only one of your email addresses has been sold.

It isn't and I have dealt with it and the company. If it is sold, then you get spam, if it is hacked, you get scam/phishing email. There is a difference, but in both cases it is a problem. The main thing is knowing where the problem is.

When you get a scam email, do you know the source of their getting your email address?

[kemasa]

Maybe, who knows ..btw I believe a data breach that only involves customer email addresses does not even require them to notify anyone.

The question was it only the email addresses? They deny that the email addresses were hacked, but they really don't have any basis for that other than to protect themselves.

[Dribear]

UPS > FedEx.
Have worked for both at some point, and also dealt with them from a customer standpoint.