Class action lawyers are in hot pursuit of Todd Davis, the “My social security number is 457-55-5462″ guy. (AP/Oakland Tribune, Charleston (W.V.) Gazette, ConsumerAffairs.com, company press release, Tracy Coenen/WalletPop).
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with all due respet to everyone this isnt the first time a commercial overhyped a product (but is it the first time there was a lawsuit over it?)
Little thing called false advertising. I think it’s no different from any other form of fraud to guarantee that they can prevent all forms of identity theft. They can’t and they know it. Fraud.
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