someone is taking claim to be me and saying things I wouldn’t. How do I stop this Imposter?
I shouldn’t have to give up my namesake because of a thief. This individual needs one for one’s own identity, not mine or anyone else’s.

Mathilda

What can a thief do with your social security card? I thought if they got a job with it, all the money they pay for social security would eventually go to you. Aren’t employers checking to see if the cards are stolen or belong to someone else?

Twyla

I know some credit card companies do care about identity theft but my big question is how come they don’t try to protect against it harder, i.e. to keep themselves from having to pay the businesses back for someone purchasing on another persons credit card that wasn’t suppose too. If a thief charges thousands of dollars on someones credit card they stole, credit card companies have to pay back the businesses and it just seems to me that if they don’t want to keep paying of the businesses for the thieves then why don’t they protect against identity theft harder? Do they have so much money that they just don’t know what to do with it?

Damion

If there was a way to alter existing evidence to pin the murder on someone who commits identity theft, would it be wrong to do so? Why or why not?
I agree it would be wrong to let the real killer get away, but I disagree that life in prison is too harsh for an i.d. thief. Do you have any clue how many lives they destroy? If we publicly pistol-shot them in the faces, they’d be less likely to ruin the lives of others.

Katina