acomee.com.mx
Jul 26, 2026
Database dump from Acomee, a Mexican B2B e-commerce/distribution platform. The breach contains a users table with full names, RFC (Mexican tax IDs), email addresses, usernames, plaintext passwords, registration dates, physical addresses, telephone numbers, shipping addresses, and various account metadata. Records appear to be primarily Mexican businesses and individuals.
Data found in this dataset
Source files
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acomee__usuarios.csv20 columns16,472 rows
File structure
Format: CSV·Delimiter: Comma·Has header: yes·Quote: "
| Source column | Mapped field | Confidence | LLM assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | fullName | high | [1] header 'nombre' (Spanish for 'name'), values contain full names of individuals and businesses |
| 2 | ssn | medium | [2] header 'rfc' — RFC is the Mexican tax ID (equivalent to SSN/TIN), values match RFC alphanumeric pattern (e.g. 'JUGR640403CE4') |
| 3 | high | [3] header 'email', values contain email addresses | |
| 4 | username | high | [4] header 'usuario' (Spanish for 'user'), values are login handles |
| 5 | password | high | [5] header 'password', values are plaintext passwords |
| 7 | address1 | high | [7] header 'direccion' (Spanish for 'address'), values are street addresses |
| 9 | address2 | medium | [9] header 'colonia' (Spanish neighborhood/district), values are neighborhood names serving as address2 |
| 11 | city | high | [11] header 'ciudad' (Spanish for 'city'), values are Mexican city names |
| 13 | state | high | [13] header 'estado' (Spanish for 'state'), values are Mexican state names |
| 15 | country | high | [15] header 'pais' (Spanish for 'country'), values are 'Mexico' |
| 17 | zip | high | [17] header 'cp' (código postal = zip code), values are 5-digit Mexican postal codes |
| 18 | phone | high | [18] header 'telefono' (Spanish for 'telephone'), values are 10-digit phone numbers |
| 19 | skip | medium | [19] header 'telefono1' — secondary phone field, same pattern as telefono |
| 20 | address1 | high | [20] header 'direccionenvio' (shipping address), values are street addresses |
| 22 | address2 | medium | [22] header 'coloniaenvio' (shipping neighborhood/colonia), values are neighborhood names |
| 24 | city | high | [24] header 'ciudadenvio' (shipping city), values are Mexican city names |
| 26 | state | high | [26] header 'estadoenvio' (shipping state), values are Mexican state names |
| 28 | country | high | [28] header 'paisenvio' (shipping country), values are 'Mexico' |
| 30 | zip | high | [30] header 'cpenvio' (shipping postal code), values are 5-digit Mexican postal codes |
| 39 | skip | medium | [39] header 'correocompras' (purchasing email / 'correo' = email in Spanish), secondary email field |
Notes: 53 columns total; 19 contain PII. RFC (column 2) is the Mexican tax ID mapped to ssn as the closest equivalent. The file contains both primary address fields (direccion/colonia/ciudad/estado/pais/cp) and shipping address fields (direccionenvio/coloniaenvio/ciudadenvio/estadoenvio/paisenvio/cpenvio). Column 1 'nombre' mixes business names and individual full names. Column 38 'passcompras' (purchasing password) was not mapped as it had no sample values but may also be a password field. Internal IDs (id, idcolonia, idciudad, idestado, idpais, idcp and their envio equivalents), timestamps, flags, and metadata columns skipped.