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@couponclippen
Received a check for $75.94 yesterday,

@ohsheet said in Revlon Advantage checks:

I got $7.60

Ditto!

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This is not a guaranteed freebie and has been moved to the Grocery & Drugstore Forum

@tuskers Hmmm… to me, 1 month does not a long-standing, legit and “reputable” site make, although maybe that’s just me and the investigative nature I have, due to my career. I really don’t see myself ever needing to know this information anyway.
If something WERE to happen, I only have one… personal and professional email address, along with two simultaneous credit monitoring services (for the full spectrum of my life) that would immediately inform me if any kind of compromise (breach) happened anyway. The rest of the email addresses that I DO have (at least 6) were set up with full intentions to be “disposable” and catch freebie and deal confirmations that are sent there.
This site may very well have good intentions, but I prefer to personally pass on this, simply by remembering the old adage: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”

I can’t confirm validity of this site with 100% accuracy either, however I did find the following while sleuthing around their site in their FAQ’s:

"How do I know the site isn’t just harvesting searched email addresses?"
You don’t, but it’s not. The site is simply intended to be a free service for people to assess risk in relation to their account being caught up in a breach. As with any website, if you’re concerned about the intent or security, don’t use it.

"It’s a bit light on detail here, where can I get more info?"
The design and build of this project has been extensively documented on troyhunt.com under the Have I been pwned? tag. These blog posts explain much of the reasoning behind the various features and how they’ve been implemented on Microsoft’s Windows Azure cloud platform.

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