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Source: CNET News - Posted by Pax Dickinson   
Security Hotel chain Marriott admitted last Tuesday that backup computer tapes containing data on approximately 206,000 customers were missing from a company office in Florida. The data, which relates to customers of its time-share division, Marriott Vacation Club International, included personal information such as the credit card details, Social Security numbers and, in a few cases, the bank details of customers.

The company said it has contacted the affected customers and is offering to enroll them free-of-charge in a credit-monitoring service so that customers can discover if there is any irregular activity on their account.

"We regret this situation has occurred and realize this may cause concern for our associates and customers," said Stephen Weisz, the president of Marriott Vacation Club.

Read this full article at CNET News

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Meanwhile: UnavailableWritten by Steve on 2006-07-10 19:13:22
Marriott.com has been unavailable or returning bizarre error messages all day long (7/10/06)

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