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Topic Title: Household International Posting as Payment miester


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Thu Jan 27, 2005 4:28 pm      



This afternoon, January 25, 2005 we received a comment in these forums. It asked how a person can lose their home after the $484 million nationwide settlement. The comment came from Household International, behind the company firewall, on company time. It, and our reply, is reproduced here:

Payment miester wrote:
Why was your house taken? Didn't you make the payments?

How can they take a home if you make your payments?


Looks like a simple question from someone, correct? Not exactly. This is the IP address information for this poster:

Record Type: IP Address
IP Location: United States - Illinois - Chicago - Household International
Reverse IP: No websites hosted using this IP address
IP: 63.111.163.13

On company time at 2:56;54 pm, here is more information:

Operating System Microsoft WinXP
Browser Internet Explorer 6.0
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; Connect 1.0)
Time of Visit Jan 27 2005 2:56:54 pm
Last Page View Jan 27 2005 3:11:17 pm
Visit Length 14 minutes and 23 seconds
Page Views 25

OK Household Employee, posing as "Payment miester." This is a slap in the face to all who experienced your nationwide $484 million settlement. Please refer to this post to see actions taken relative to the settlement. The action you took here just motivates us even more to get nationwide attention for those hurt by your company. Your IP address and actions are duly noted.


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