My husband is a victim of identity theft and it is obvious that the stuff isn’t his because he doesn’t even live wherever the things are from.
He went to file a police report but they said he needs documentation and the bills. How can he get that stuff if he doesn’t know who it is and he only found out from a copy of his report? Also the companies claim that he needs to file a report….but he doesn’t know the persons name?
How does he go about this? What should he do?

Albina

identity theft forgery and harassing,.. telling people stuff i dont do

Doug

the site said they have removed me from their system now. on the site it says that our privacy is protected
i subscribed it first then i was worried about someone stealing my stuff then i unsubscribed it. so i just wanted to know could someone have stolen my data

Karoline

Okay. Let’s just say that:

You hand-draw something. There are some drawings and some of your print writing (writing in print - not cursive). If you scan that into your computer and display it on the Internet, are you at risk of identity theft or something similar, such as, someone forging your handwriting? What about if someone listens to your voice on the Internet? With all of the technology today, I wasn’t sure. I wanted to share some stuff I’ve drawn and wrote on the Internet. Please help!

Thanks!

Almeda