QANTAS Cyber Incident

[Flyingwombat]

I've very happily registered with Maurice B class action after getting a generic reply to my Qantas complaint that didn't even address my question about them paying for my credit/identity monitoring...

 

[avlawyer82]

I did see the reporting of that this morning in the overnight briefings about the class action. Has this been started yet? I saw that they are lodging the complaint with the information commissioner and scoping it out.

 

[Flyingwombat]

I did see the reporting of that this morning in the overnight briefings about the class action. Has this been started yet? I saw that they are lodging the complaint with the information commissioner and scoping it out.

You can register on their website for the representative complaint.

 

[MEL_Traveller]

There’s what… 6 million affected people? If we each got $10 that would be $60 million. If we each got $100 that would be $600 million.

Does anyone really think qantas is gonna pay out $600 million for this?

Then the lawyers take their massive cut, how much would any of us actually get?

 

[Flyingwombat]

There’s what… 6 million affected people? If we each got $10 that would be $60 million. If we each got $100 that would be $600 million.

Does anyone really think qantas is gonna pay out $600 million for this?

Then the lawyers take their massive cut, how much would any of us actually get?

I personally don't mind how much. It is the principle. They should be paying for all of us to get credit monitoring. Especially those whose DOB was leaked. If not interested, there is no obligation to register...

 

[RooFlyer]

Then the lawyers take their massive cut, how much would any of us actually get?

SFA, I think. But the other side of the coin is to think of how much is it going to cost Qantas? Corporates usually only learn the hard way and I don’t just mean Qantas here.

 

[Princess Fiona]

There’s what… 6 million affected people? If we each got $10 that would be $60 million. If we each got $100 that would be $600 million.

Does anyone really think qantas is gonna pay out $600 million for this?

Then the lawyers take their massive cut, how much would any of us actually get?

Yeh this is lining the pockets of MB lawyers.
Zero interest in this.
I want to see what QF are going to offer their customers.
SC, points or other.
Must be time for another DSC promo.
VA are offering triple to some selected punters

 

[avlawyer82]

I'll have to read the release/class action summary in detail and see what is being proposed.

 

[TheRealTMA]

I'll have to read the release/class action summary in detail and see what is being proposed.

Salient point is 21% of any settlement for the lawyers. Nice work if you can get it.

 

[avlawyer82]

Salient point is 21% of any settlement for the lawyers. Nice work if you can get it.

In a former life I did do some class action work as a lawyer - so I'll not stir up the hornet's nest on this one.

Though, if any lawyers are on here as well - do give us a wave.

 

[Balad2005]

Yeh this is lining the pockets of MB lawyers.
Zero interest in this.
I want to see what QF are going to offer their customers.
SC, points or other.
Must be time for another DSC promo.
VA are offering triple to some selected punters

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If one is thinking about joining the class action, have a look at this site.
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[TheCollecter]

There’s what… 6 million affected people? If we each got $10 that would be $60 million. If we each got $100 that would be $600 million.

Does anyone really think qantas is gonna pay out $600 million for this?

Then the lawyers take their massive cut, how much would any of us actually get?

Just this April I received $570 from a class action against ANZ Credit Cards... it must have taken many years as I have no recollection (nothing in email either) of ever joining a class action... once I actually got the money I instantly regretted not joining the Optus one... if the lawyers took 40% before my cut then wow they must have made out like bandits. The lesson? Don't ever change your email address