Comments on: LifeLock: “People to Lose their Jobs”

By: Shannon Greene

Shannon Greene — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 02:49:56 +0000

Agreed, this is a terrific expose’ Dean! Not sure how and where you get the time and the determination to ferret out the specific details and nitty-gritty of these commercial, personal, social, et al failings, but it sure impresses the hell out of me! Thank you, for the great work and to your fellow writers… the written word is sacred to me and I’m so appreciative of those who do it with such obvious passion. Kudos All!

By: Larry Conley

Larry Conley — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 18:29:33 +0000

I posted this on LifeLock’s Facebook page:

“You can advertise on any networks you choose. This does not excuse, advertising in support of a program by a bullying misogynist. Your response is evasive. If you truly value your customers, show your support for decency towards women by pulling your advertisements from Rush Limbaugh.”

Let’s all go there and speak up for decency toward women and full respect for their civil rights.

By: Larry Conley

Larry Conley — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 15:43:45 +0000

Dean,

The email you cite is almost a verbatim quote of the one sent to me in response to my request they let Rush go!

Last I heard 12 sponsors had cut him loose.

This is another of those magnificent Hurricane exposes.

I notice Oxycontin played a big part in Maynor’s lifestyle. Perhaps that is the bond with Rush.

Great piece!

Larry

By: Cher Duncombe

Cher Duncombe — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 13:18:50 +0000

Lifelock and its claims have always struck me as false, Dean. Like Limbaugh, they play on base fears with no realistic program. Now they tell those who want them to drop Limbaugh that people will lose their jobs? Despicable. I am so glad you brought this to the fore. Life lock cannot deliver on what they promise in their absurd promotions. People need to guard their social security numbers with their utmost discretion, not with LifeLock. There are those who can figure out a person’s social security number. The first three numbers indicate when you got it. The second two indicate where, or what city. Computer programs can do the rest. Under no circumstances should those first five numbers be given to anyone.