Customers Have No Recourse When Staff Expose Personal Data During In-Person Transactions
A U-Haul customer reports that an employee remained on a personal call throughout a rental signing, reading the customer's personal information aloud, while also recording an incorrect starting mileage. Despite filing an incident report, the customer says the company missed its own follow-up commitment and staff misrepresented attempted contact.
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