What is with all the personal info threads?
UsedToBeHusky
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Please people! Stop giving out your personal information. Identity theft is a very real problem on the internet!!!
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Please people! Stop giving out your personal information. Identity theft is a very real problem on the internet!!!
eyah cause everyone wants to be me ....... lol0 -
Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.0
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Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.
HAHA Ditto!0 -
Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.
I know right! But I used to investigate this stuff! You'd be amazed how rampant it is.0 -
My credit =
Still want it? Feel free...0 -
I lost my Triple A credit rating before america did, i was ahead of the curve0
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i would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.0 -
time for me to buy that beach home in malibuuuuui would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.0 -
i would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.
You have LifeLock don't you? Tease...0 -
Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.
No money and horrible credit. The best identity protection in the world. :drinker:0 -
Anyone steals my idenity I am going to sit back and watch.... it should be a pretty good comedy.0
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If I wanted to scam people's identities it would be easy enough to do here. Where did your username come from? What's your real name? Where do you live? What are your pet's names (most people use their pet's names as passwords)?, etc.0
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If I wanted to scam people's identities it would be easy enough to do here. Where did your username come from? What's your real name? Where do you live? What are your pet's names (most people use their pet's names as passwords)?, etc.
not i.
people use their pet's names as passwords? hhahaha my passwords RULE. Except when I have to give someone my password and i have to spell out E-a-t-M-3-y-0-u-B-@-s-t-@-r-d (<-- obviously not a real one, but you get the point)0 -
you know what, that is good advice. but even before computers were the main, my uncle had his identity stolen. but not for credit or money. He only found out someone had stolen his identity when he tried to travel to another provence and was arrested for multiple murders in that provence. They were in the process of arranging arrest with local police. this was his first time ever traveling there. he had to get sworn testimonies from friends, family and coworkers that he was home when the murders took place, he had to provide security camera footage proof that he was where he said he was. Lucky for him his work had security cameras and so did the bank. he spent the next 5-10 years constantly having to prove who he is and who he is not. they eventually caught the real guy and he looked very similar to my uncle. to top it all off, he still has to contact the police when he travels to that provence. more than 30 years later just so that he can get through the airport... Fyi the guy stole his identity to try to flee the country and in the meantime had committed another murder before fleeing.0
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i would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.
HAHAHA!! Hilarious!0 -
All my passwords have either *kitten*, *****, 69 or some other sex reference in them. Since I've started doing that I've never forgotten my passwords!!!!0
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Should start a thread:
Okay everyone! What's your mother's maiden name!?!?0 -
you know what, that is good advice. but even before computers were the main, my uncle had his identity stolen. but not for credit or money. He only found out someone had stolen his identity when he tried to travel to another provence and was arrested for multiple murders in that provence. They were in the process of arranging arrest with local police. this was his first time ever traveling there. he had to get sworn testimonies from friends, family and coworkers that he was home when the murders took place, he had to provide security camera footage proof that he was where he said he was. Lucky for him his work had security cameras and so did the bank. he spent the next 5-10 years constantly having to prove who he is and who he is not. they eventually caught the real guy and he looked very similar to my uncle. to top it all off, he still has to contact the police when he travels to that provence. more than 30 years later just so that he can get through the airport... Fyi the guy stole his identity to try to flee the country and in the meantime had committed another murder before fleeing.
WOW! There is nothing in my identity worth stealing. But man... I've heard its a pain to clean up. This story is a prime example of that!0 -
I pity the fool that would steal my identity.
Sucker.0 -
i would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.
So who's Peter?0 -
Should start a thread:
Okay everyone! What's your mother's maiden name!?!?
Aaaaaand I bet a handful of people would answer, no *kitten*!0 -
i would never do that.
signed, snw. ssn 527-64-8874, phone 719-265-5701.
i think i speak for everyone when i say thank you for the new Dodge Challenger SRT8 392.
j/k0 -
Most people don't know this, but my profile pic isn't really of me....I just use it to throw off the identity thieves.0
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If someone steals MY identity, my credit may get BETTER!!!!! If THEY can get a credit card with it, then they are doing better than I am! I had to have a co-signer for a used car. I have always just saved and bought what I needed....... So, if someone wants it, more power to them, It's not doing ME any good!0
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Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.
No money and horrible credit. The best identity protection in the world. :drinker:
this, i'm kind of hoping someone would steal my identity and maybe up my credit score lol0 -
Did you ever notice that women use their maiden names on Facebook ALL the time? Real big secret, eh?0
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.Did you ever notice that women use their maiden names on Facebook ALL the time? Real big secret, eh?
It is not the fact that YOU use YOUR maiden name. It is that many people use their MOTHER'S maiden name and this is also used for security, identification purposes.0 -
Like someone stated on another thread, people aren't going to get far with what little money and credit I've got.
No money and horrible credit. The best identity protection in the world. :drinker:
this, i'm kind of hoping someone would steal my identity and maybe up my credit score lol
Lmbo!!0 -
.Did you ever notice that women use their maiden names on Facebook ALL the time? Real big secret, eh?
It is not the fact that YOU use YOUR maiden name. It is that many people use their MOTHER'S maiden name and this is also used for security, identification purposes.
However, I am a mother... And I do not use my maiden name on FB in order to protect my grown child from would-be credit thieves who might be looking for her mothers maiden name (my maiden name).0 -
you mean you DON'T want my phone number? but, but, but.... it's 867-5309! :laugh:0
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