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What do you do if you suspect someone is trying to steal your identity?
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∙ 13y ago
Notify the authorities. If there is criminal intent, notify local police and/or District Attorney's office.
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What is the problem if someone knows your personal information?
They would steal your Identity.
Is Harry Potter right to suspect Severus Snape of wanting to steal the Philosopher's Stone?
No. Professor Snape knew that Professor Quirrell was trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone and was trying to protect it.
Why do people steal identities?
because they sometimes don't have anything and they believe that if they seal peoples identity they can have everything. or sometimes someone stole their identity they wan't to steal others.
Is it a federal offense to steal someone's email?
Of course it is man. Identity theft.
Is Barack Obama paying cellphone bills?
No, this is an internet scam. These are people who are trying to steal your identity, so don't participate.
Can the devil steal your identity?
No., Only identity thieves>
Can I pay bills using my SS numbers?
No. Not smart. If someone got your SS numbers they could steal your identity.
If someone buys me a plane ticket who's name is on the ticket?
then the ticket isn't for you and you steal someone identity and ticket an apologize to the person today immediately
What was the thief trying to steal on poptropica?
The Theif is trying to steal The Scream painting
What steps to prevent identity theft from lost paycheck stubs?
You always want to shred old paycheck stubs and set up a identity theft alert account to help monitor and alert you if someone tries to steal your identity.
What should you do if someone tries to apply for a card in your name?
Notify the credit card company and the credit bureaus and the police immediately. Someone is attempting steal your identity. The District Attorney for your county will have an identity theft unit that is there just for these things, call them.
Can someone get me arrested for losing something of theirs?
Normally that would be a civil matter, they could sue you for the cost of replacing the item you lost. However it might be possible to have you arrested if they suspect you may be trying to steal the item and keep it for yourself by simply not returning it and claiming it was lost.
