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Have over 10 companies listed under my name, now have a new brother born 10 days before me that I know nothing about. Possible identity theft.
I did not borrow no money from them, I had over 2 years ago and now they said i borrowed more money from them and i absolutely didn't do no such thing, they won't take my calls and blocked me from their email account,am on a fixed income and can't afford this, they actually sent me a... View More
- I created a blueprint for a massive new game mode for a videogame
- The blueprint was hosted on my self-created website + a 3rd party platform. Some 3rd party elements were "embedded" in my site.
- The 3rd party platform had browsewrap TOS that said "author owns... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2024
You're dealing with a complex intellectual property situation that intersects with contract law and technology. Based on the timeline and details you've shared, pursuing legal action could be challenging due to California's statute of limitations, which typically requires claims to... View More
Also says home is not occupied what should I do
answered on Dec 9, 2024
The question "What should I do" is too complex to answer here. You may wish to consult an attorney to identify your options. There are several options, and the choice between the options will depend upon a number of factors.
My former employer is running paid advertisement videos of me on Facebook and Instagram to promote his products. I helped create them as instructional videos about 5 years ago. They have since been repurposed. I never signed a release for my image, voice or likeness to be used. I'd like him to... View More
I need advice on what to do
Do debt collection law firms have an obligation to review the facts such as credit reports and identity theft reports from CFPB, FTC, IC3 and police before they continue legal proceedings? In this case a credit card was opened in my name for 20k, my PII is in data breach(es) and I knew nothing... View More
This friend lives in las vegas in a nice home in mcdonald highlands and the bank got hacked and social security number and tax returns and money were stolen and they bought a phone this month
Resident made all the proper filings but only one credit agency took off the negative report but... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2024
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I’m 19 and I took my dad’s card today without permission today and took out $200 so I can put it in my card since I was running out. My mom find out about it and was yelling at me really badly when I was in school. She threaten to call the police and told me to die. My mom is really, really... View More
I’m 19 and I took my dad’s card today without permission today and took out $200 so I can put it in my card since I was running out. My mom find out about it and was yelling at me really badly when I was in school. She threaten to call the police and told me to die. My mom is really, really... View More
Hello my wife was at a restaurant with a friend and while she wasnt looking, the hostess stole her wallet/keys. She ransacked the wallet, took the cards and tossed the rest in the trash. My wife obviously couldnt leave without her keys, so she tracked her airtag on them and noticed her wallet and... View More
Whoever stole it apparently superimposed yheir photo in an effort to gain "security clearance" somewhere so no the DHS is holding up reissuance of his license pending an investigation... that has been going on for months. He has contacted DHS and the Texas DMV but they claim he just has... View More
Not sure if i should amend my return because I owe late fees and interest now from HR block loan at the beginning of tax season. it was supposed to come off the top of my refund as it done for several years now. I've never dealt with anything like this. Never had a problem with taxes. Always... View More
Additional there was another person’s SSN on my mortgage. I now have identity theft do I have a case?
answered on Nov 15, 2024
Hire an attorney to represent in this matter. Keep up payments or foreclosure will result. Be careful. You may want to refinance.
kinda a long story but the gist of it is i have an exgirlfriend that stole my credit card info and used it 4 months after we broke up for over $2,000 with 70+ transactions over the course of a single month.
the detective is telling me that because i gave her my card to get food at one point... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2024
It is not legal, but police may not make an arrest or submit criminal charges to the district attorney for prosecution. They most likely will consider it a civil matter.
You can timely challenge any charges she makes with your credit card company as fraudulent use of your credit card. You... View More
This deceive my account to have more then there was. So I received no request payment letter for loan payment for October 2024.I missed payment. My credit score dropped. Then Bank refused to respond immediately. $600.00 was mistakenly placed in my account and then removed causing my Credit score... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
Using someone else's private communications like emails and texts in songs without permission can lead to serious legal issues. Personal communications are protected by copyright law, and the original writer typically owns the rights to their content. Additionally, publishing private messages... View More
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