Comments on: 26 Red Flag Triggers To Help Prevent Identity Theft http://work-at-home.business-opportunities.biz/2008/05/30/26-red-flag-triggers-to-help-prevent-identity-theft/ News, and links for WAH entrepreneurs Wed, 15 Feb 2012 03:36:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Angela http://work-at-home.business-opportunities.biz/2008/05/30/26-red-flag-triggers-to-help-prevent-identity-theft/comment-page-1/#comment-311560 Angela Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:04:20 +0000 http://work-at-home.business-opportunities.biz/2008/05/30/26-red-flag-triggers-to-help-prevent-identity-theft/#comment-311560 Stephanie, lucky for the real identity owner she was a stupid thief. It's refreshing to see that you guys took steps to help prevent her from furthering what she was trying elsewhere in the mall. Stephanie, lucky for the real identity owner she was a stupid thief. It’s refreshing to see that you guys took steps to help prevent her from furthering what she was trying elsewhere in the mall.

]]> By: Stephanie http://work-at-home.business-opportunities.biz/2008/05/30/26-red-flag-triggers-to-help-prevent-identity-theft/comment-page-1/#comment-309121 Stephanie Fri, 30 May 2008 20:24:57 +0000 http://work-at-home.business-opportunities.biz/2008/05/30/26-red-flag-triggers-to-help-prevent-identity-theft/#comment-309121 This post reminds me of the attempt someone made to get credit at a jewelry store I once worked at. She filled out the application with "her" and "her husband's" information. When we informed her that her husband would have to sign the application she announced that he was at home, sick. In previous conversation she had said he was on WESTPAC. We were already suspicious because she and her 4 friends were going all around the store, deciding what they would buy with the credit. Of course, we needed her ID. Surprise, surprise, first, middle and last name were different. Her excuse? They had just gotten married and she had changed her name. All of it. Obviously we didn't let her buy anything. Then we called the other jewelry stores in the mall and reported it to the credit company. This post reminds me of the attempt someone made to get credit at a jewelry store I once worked at. She filled out the application with “her” and “her husband’s” information. When we informed her that her husband would have to sign the application she announced that he was at home, sick. In previous conversation she had said he was on WESTPAC.

We were already suspicious because she and her 4 friends were going all around the store, deciding what they would buy with the credit.

Of course, we needed her ID. Surprise, surprise, first, middle and last name were different. Her excuse?

They had just gotten married and she had changed her name. All of it.

Obviously we didn’t let her buy anything. Then we called the other jewelry stores in the mall and reported it to the credit company.

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