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My family was robbed yesterday.
Sad truth is that it was my sister's fault.
We went swimming for a couple of hours, we put all of our valuables into the middle console of the car, but my sister did NOT lock her door. She got distracted as she was getting out. Anyway we lost, 2 cell phones, $60.00 cash, credit cards, licenses, social security cards, and she lost a brand new watch. So I guess it's safe to assume that even before my nieces are old enough to apply for a credit card their credit will be ruined by some low life piece of trash who will probably use their social security cards to steal their identity. |
thats fucked up bro
I hope you find the thief and get the chance to cut his throat |
only if you're dumb enough NOT to cancel the cards
*edit* and report the soc cards stolen |
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sorry to hear that, but it was your own fault:
#1. rule - always lock everything. #2. rule - never leave valuables in a car |
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#2 wasn't really an option. Nowhere else to store it, and since it's an Isuzu Trooper no trunk. |
People are scum but what distracted her so much she forgot to lock it knowing that all that stuff was in the car ??
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Hmm... is it possible to get a new SS# ? LOL... I don't think it's possible -- you're branded for life kinda like a cow...
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Sure that stuff can be corrected, but it's a nightmare dealing with the credit reporting agencies. |
Freedom is another word for nothing left to lose.
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When I go out I only have 3 things --
ID, Debit card, house key, and maybe some cash and I keep them in a paper clip. That's it :) I only have 3 bills. Internet, rent, and phone. Shortly I will eliminate my phone and internet services -- I'm about to go full-time wireless so all I have to do is cut one check to my landlord. :1orglaugh |
What are you doing rolling around with your Social Security cards and leaving them in cars and such. That's a pretty important document to just leave laying around in a car locked or not.
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Oh man that sucks.. Call your insurance co.. That shit maybe covered!
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Sorry to laugh man, it's shitty news, just sounds like something my sister would do! |
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Just an old habit I guess, I have had to present it on more than one occassion in the past when doing business etc. |
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There was another time about 3 or 4 years ago. I'm driving MY car. We pull into an office depot parking lot and she reaches over and grabs my keys. I ask her what she's doing and she says..."I didn't want you to leave them behind." So I get out of the car and we go shopping. As we approach the car I ask for the keys...she has this grin on her face and says..."quit kidding." I tell her I'm not I don't have the keys, she took them out of the ignition. She says....well when you asked what I was doing with them I put them back into the ignition. This is of course as I am getting out of the car and shutting the door assuming the entire time she still had them in her hand . :helpme |
my understanding is to never carry your ss card for that very reason..... a ss is not a valid form of id anyways... there is no pic on it.
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trunk - also known as a boot or a bonnet....
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I want to steal boneprone's identity.
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Maybe not so for volkswagens however... |
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Ohh shit, be aware of any fraudulent activity with your SSN's :glugglug hope your IDs were in a safe palce?.. I'd better rent a bank safe cell to put all cash and stuff there before going anywhere to hang off. p.s. Or buy an armoured car :ak47: :) |
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As far as the SS card, just report them stolen and get it sorted it, not that big of a deal |
did you ask wherever you were if they had security cameras?
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Thats sad to hear but a good lesson learned that your sister will carry with her the rest of life....
Sorry man, hope today is better. |
No matter what you say, you didnt get robbed.
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Don't think of it as theft -- think of it as a charitable donation :Graucho
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Guys, you can get a new social security number. I don't know what is involved, but my bank suggested I get a new one when I told them that I had been hacked, and somebody had my SS#, and lots of personal ID info they stole.
The last thing I want to do is change it. You can contact the 3 main credit bureaus and work with them. Get advice from your bank, and call the Social Security office. They have an 800 number. Identity fraud is rampant. Welcome to the New World Order! |
I don't remember the last time I was in a car where each person locked their own doors...
Sorry to hear about that situation... |
I lost my stuff too dude. Over $1000. Digitial camera, palm pilot, and dreamcast.
The office door cannot be closed without locking it and I lost my key so I leave it open thinking that in US crime doesn't pay. It seems to me in US, when an act is NOT victimless government don't give shit. They just ramble about pornography but they don't slaughter thieves. When a little boy fuck a hot woman, they cry it is not victimless. WHen that same boy got beaten up in school, they don't care. I've been victim of fraud my self. Cops don't arrest this shit. |
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What exactly would you like the police to do? |
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How many people have a car with central locking, and actually check to make sure that all doors are locked properly when they leave it? What happens if an actuator quietly fails?
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