Dot-com failures selling customer data
In an effort to pay off their creditors, failed dot-com companies are selling information that their customers may have thought would remain private.
Boo.com, Toysmart and CraftShop.com - which promised "to never disclose... ever" customers' personal information - have either sold or are trying to sell highly sought-after customer data that could include information such as phone and credit card numbers, home addresses, and even statistics on shopping habits.
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