What are your views on identitiy theft?

Question

Hi Kat

No but i am careful who I trust now being a victim

Answer 1

You know this is old news don't you? It's getting boring now.

Answer 2

Unofrtunately it is becoming more widespread and more complicated to deal with.

Answer 3

Lawyers get rich

Answer 4

Shocking

You are NOT a victim of identity theft.  You gave out your password to everybody months ago.  It was my old user name, which was just plain creepy.  You told me to go on it anytime - which I didnt.

Identity theft is when someone's REAL identity is stolen.  Not some poxy answers one (where the password was given out in a pathetic grasp to make people like you).

Answer 5

hmmmm doesnt work people kept telling me your not adolf hitler

nor are you gandi

ah well back to the drawing board,hmm wonder if ill get away with george bush

Answer 6

mmmm You ain't bunches.

Answer 7

I'm am super cautious using my personal information online when shopping and I like to pay cash when I go  to a retail store etc.

Answer 8

i'm ok with that, but cookie theft is another matter !  x

Answer 9

Its a clever and devious thing, which so few of us know very little about. The trouble is, that people tend not to take care of the things which can lead to them losing their identity and money. My land line number is the same as a very prominent entertainment centre, except that the dialling code is different. It has been known for people to leave bank details and names and addresses on my answering machine. If I was a ruthless thief, imagine what I could do with all of that information. I do usually call the person back and tell them it is the wrong thing to do. People beware and try to guard your personal effects in a better way...

Answer 10

Hey the son of a _____ is wearing the sane shirt I am!!!  Rotten Rat _____

Answer 11

scares the life out of me

Answer 12

Its tough to get your rep back once you have been accused.