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eqifax EQUIFAX AND ALL CREDIT REPORTING AGENCYS isis eptionan Mon, Feb 24, 2020, 10:31 AM to me Welcome To The Equifax Data Breach Settlement Website Important Update: The Settlement received final approval from the Court on January 13, 2020. You may review the Final Approval Order and Final Order and Judgment by clicking here. The Court gave final approval to the Settlement and overruled all objections on January 13, 2020. However, some of those that objected to the Settlement have now appealed the Court’s decision to approve the Settlement. By order of the Court, the Settlement cannot become final until all appeals are resolved and there is currently no timeline for the resolution of these appeals. Please check back for further updates. In September of 2017, Equifax announced it experienced a data breach, which impacted the personal information of approximately 147 million people. A federal court approved a class action Settlement that resolves lawsuits brought by consumers after the data breach. Equifax denied any wrongdoing and no judgment or finding of wrongdoing was made. If you are a class member, the deadline to file Initial Claims Period claim(s) for free credit monitoring or up to $125 cash payment and other cash reimbursement passed on January 22, 2020. Please note that no Settlement benefits will be distributed or available until the Settlement becomes effective. The Settlement will become effective after all appeals have been resolved in favor of the Settlement. If you requested a cash benefit during the Initial Claims Period, the amount you receive may be significantly reduced depending on how many valid claims are submitted by other class members. Based on the number of potentially valid claims that have been submitted to date, payments for time spent and alternative compensation of up to $125 likely will be substantially lowered and will be distributed on a proportional basis if the Settlement becomes effective. Depending on the number of valid claims filed, the amount you receive may be a small percentage of your initial claim. Extended Claims Period Claims If you were impacted by the Equifax data breach, you may seek reimbursement for valid Out of Pocket losses or Time Spent (excluding losses of money and time associated with freezing or unfreezing credit reports or purchasing credit monitoring or identity theft protection) incurred during the Extended Claims Period if you have not received reimbursement for the claimed loss through other means. To be eligible, your claim for Out-of-Pocket Losses or Time Spent must occur between January 23, 2020 and January 22, 2024 (the “Extended Claims Period”). FILE AN EXTENDED CLAIMS PERIOD CLAIM TODAY During the Extended Claims Period, impacted class members may submit claim(s) for cash reimbursement. You may be eligible for the following reimbursement cash payments for: Time Spent during the Extended Claims Period recovering from fraud, identity theft, or other misuse of your personal information caused by the data breach up to 20 total hours at $25 per hour. Out-of-Pocket Losses during the Extended Claims Period resulting from the data breach up to $20,000. In order to submit a claim for Time Spent or Out-of-Pocket Losses during the Extended Claims Period, you must certify that you have not received reimbursement for the claimed loss through other means. Free Identity Restoration Services: When the Settlement becomes effective, you will be eligible for at least 7 years of free assisted identity restoration services to help you remedy the effects of identity theft and fraud. FIND OUT IF YOUR INFORMATION WAS IMPACTED If so, you may be eligible to file an Extended Claims Period claim. Your Legal Rights and Options

eqifax EQUIFAX AND ALL CREDIT REPORTING AGENCYS isis eptionan Mon, Feb 24, 2020, 10:31 AM to me Welcome To The Equifax Data Breach Settlement Website Important Update: The Settlement received final approval from the Court on January 13, 2020. You may review the Final Approval Order and Final Order and Judgment by clicking here. The Court gave final approval to the Settlement and overruled all objections on January 13, 2020. However, some of those that objected to the Settlement have now appealed the Court’s decision to approve the Settlement. By order of the Court, the Settlement cannot become final until all appeals are resolved and there is currently no timeline for the resolution of these appeals. Please check back for further updates. In September of 2017, Equifax announced it experienced a data breach, which impacted the personal information of approximately 147 million people. A federal court approved a class action Settlement that resolves lawsuits brought by consumers after the data breach. Equifax denied any wrongdoing and no judgment or finding of wrongdoing was made. If you are a class member, the deadline to file Initial Claims Period claim(s) for free credit monitoring or up to $125 cash payment and other cash reimbursement passed on January 22, 2020. Please note that no Settlement benefits will be distributed or available until the Settlement becomes effective. The Settlement will become effective after all appeals have been resolved in favor of the Settlement. If you requested a cash benefit during the Initial Claims Period, the amount you receive may be significantly reduced depending on how many valid claims are submitted by other class members. Based on the number of potentially valid claims that have been submitted to date, payments for time spent and alternative compensation of up to $125 likely will be substantially lowered and will be distributed on a proportional basis if the Settlement becomes effective. Depending on the number of valid claims filed, the amount you receive may be a small percentage of your initial claim. Extended Claims Period Claims If you were impacted by the Equifax data breach, you may seek reimbursement for valid Out of Pocket losses or Time Spent (excluding losses of money and time associated with freezing or unfreezing credit reports or purchasing credit monitoring or identity theft protection) incurred during the Extended Claims Period if you have not received reimbursement for the claimed loss through other means. To be eligible, your claim for Out-of-Pocket Losses or Time Spent must occur between January 23, 2020 and January 22, 2024 (the “Extended Claims Period”). FILE AN EXTENDED CLAIMS PERIOD CLAIM TODAY During the Extended Claims Period, impacted class members may submit claim(s) for cash reimbursement. You may be eligible for the following reimbursement cash payments for: Time Spent during the Extended Claims Period recovering from fraud, identity theft, or other misuse of your personal information caused by the data breach up to 20 total hours at $25 per hour. Out-of-Pocket Losses during the Extended Claims Period resulting from the data breach up to $20,000. In order to submit a claim for Time Spent or Out-of-Pocket Losses during the Extended Claims Period, you must certify that you have not received reimbursement for the claimed loss through other means. Free Identity Restoration Services: When the Settlement becomes effective, you will be eligible for at least 7 years of free assisted identity restoration services to help you remedy the effects of identity theft and fraud. FIND OUT IF YOUR INFORMATION WAS IMPACTED If so, you may be eligible to file an Extended Claims Period claim. Your Legal Rights and Options

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The 1700 Event: People often confuse fault lines, but the massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake that struck the Pacific coast on January 26, 1700, happened on the 1700 Cascadia earthquake subduction zone, not the San Andreas Fault Scientists learned about the 1700 Cascadia quake using 1700 Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake written records of an "orphan tsunami" in Japan, ghost forests of dead trees along the Pacific Northwest coast, and native oral traditions.The San Andreas Fault is located in California, not the Pacific Northwest, but the region's actual major threat is the Cascadia Subduction Zone, which is roughly 326 years overdue for a major rupture San Andreas Fault: This is primarily a California fault line running roughly 750 miles from the Salton Sea in the south up to Cape Mendocino in northern California. The northern section last ruptured significantly in 1906, making it about 120 years past that specific event, though recurrence intervals vary Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ): This 600-mile fault lies off the coast of the Pacific Northwest (from Northern California up to British Columbia). It produces magnitude 9.0+ megathrust earthquakes How "Overdue" is Cascadia?Last Rupture: January 26, 1700.Recurrence Interval: Geological records show full-margin earthquakes happen roughly every 200 to 500 years.Current Status: Having gone ~326 years without a full rupture, the region sits squarely inside its window for the next major event. Scientists estimate roughly a 10% to 14% chance of a full-margin megathrust quake in the next 50 years, and a ~37% chance for a smaller (magnitude 7.1+) cluster or upper-plate event.