Team Clark is getting many questions about the recent massive data breach, possibly the second largest breach in history and one that includes social security numbers. Find out what you need to do about the National Public Data Breach. Also, Clark discusses how there’s a right way and a wrong way for companies to implement dynamic pricing. Evidently, some companies are taking the practice way too far.

• Data Breach Guidance: Segment 1
• Ask Clark: Segment 2
• Dynamic Pricing: Segment 3
• Ask Clark: Segment 4

Mentioned on the show:

• National Public Data Breach: One of the Largest Data Breaches in History Affects Billions
• DATA BREACH GUIDE - Clark.com
• Credit Lock vs. Credit Freeze: What's the Difference?
• How to Freeze Your Credit With Experian, Equifax and TransUnion
• LA Times: Massive data breach that includes Social Security numbers may be even worse than suspected
• NYTimes: What to Know About the Latest Social Security Number Breach
• Nearly 3 Billion People Hacked in National Public Data Breach. What You Need to Know
• Seven Things to Do Right Away If You're a Victim of a Data Breach
• Data broker suggests fraud alerts after Social Security number breach
• [The Washington Post] Our data isn’t safe. Resist giving it up whenever you can.
• E-Verify: Home
• DOT-File a Consumer Complaint
• Submit a complaint | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• [The Washington Post] Anger over Oasis ticket prices sparks U.K. review of dynamic pricing
• Companies love dynamic pricing... customers not so much
• World's Largest 3D-Printed Neighborhood Is Almost Finished In Texas
• These concrete homes want to take over your subdivision

Clark.com resources

• Episode transcripts
• Community.Clark.com
• Clark.com daily money newsletter
• Consumer Action Center Free Helpline: 636-492-5275

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