If you were one of the "affected ones," and you'd probably have to call RLD and demand to know if you were, you have a right to insert an "identity theft alert" in your credit report, and in the least write a consumer information statement which they are required to accept.

If it was done maliciously by a RLD employee, he or she did something parently illegal: 47USC223 now makes it a federal crime to anonymously use the internet "with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass another person". If RLD did something stupid like making personal information excessively vulnerable to theft/inappropriate use, like leaving it on a web server, you'd have a good case arguing negligence in a civil court.

Release the hoooouuuunds!

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Sounds like you don't give a shit about me or any of the performers. If you did, you wouldn't have brought it to the attention of the thousands of people reading this thread.

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They want to be the first to "scoop it." Most people at ADT don't care about security anyway. Drew doesn't, Denver Don didn't. This is why L-ke's position of not caring about "outing" names and other personal facts is a cop out...he thinks there are no negative repercussions to this attitude...dee de dee.