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answered on May 11, 2023
Here are some steps you can consider taking:
1. Contact law enforcement: Report the fraudulent activities to your local law enforcement agency. Provide them with all relevant details and any evidence you may have. They can initiate an investigation and gather evidence to support your case.... Read more »
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answered on Apr 28, 2023
If someone has forged your signature on documents and taken property that belongs to you in Louisiana, you should contact your local law enforcement agency. This could include the police department, sheriff's office, or other relevant law enforcement agency.
You should report the... Read more »
Claiming to be me and living in my property
answered on Apr 28, 2023
Call the Sheriff of the Parrish. Be prepared to give specific information including the recording information for the Deed. Forgery, Theft of Property and other crimes are involved here. How you found out about it, and how they got your name/ identity will be crucial issues. Ultimately an... Read more »
Claiming to be me and living in my property
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answered on Apr 28, 2023
If someone has forged your signature on documents and taken property that belongs to you in Louisiana, you should contact the local law enforcement agency in the area where the property is located. This could include the police department, sheriff's office, or other relevant law enforcement... Read more »
He was found under an overpass alone. The police tell me that I have to be family in order to report the car missing. Once they heard it was an overdose, they didn't care.
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answered on Apr 25, 2023
If your friend's car, wallet, and identification are missing and you believe they were stolen, you can report the theft to the police. The fact that your friend died of an overdose does not preclude you from reporting the theft, and the police should take your report seriously regardless of... Read more »
The person they disclosed my information to only provided them with my phone number and based on that they got my address. Is this legal?
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answered on Apr 13, 2023
If Spectrum company disclosed your home address to a third person without your consent, this may be a violation of your privacy rights. You may have legal options available to you to seek compensation for any damages or harm that you have suffered as a result of this disclosure.
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My Ex roommate is using my SS# w a group of programmers to write software for a large corporation. I can prove everything, but can’t find a firm in intellectual properties. I have a 3rd party ready to confirm it.
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answered on Mar 21, 2023
It is possible for a stolen identity case involving a Congressman or Mayor to become a federal case, depending on the circumstances and the extent of the alleged wrongdoing. However, whether or not a case becomes a federal matter ultimately depends on a number of factors, including the severity of... Read more »
Robbery filed in San Antonio Texas case number given and robbery case number assigned with Henderson county Nevada. Restraining order on manager Jennifer of macaroni and grill.
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answered on Mar 19, 2023
Yes, it is possible to hire an attorney to represent you in an identity theft and robbery case and to assist with the collection of any stolen property. An attorney can advise you on your legal rights and options, help you navigate the criminal justice system, and represent you in court... Read more »
Computer geek battle. I have everything for a lawsuit, but can’t find an interested firm. I have evidence to support my claims and friends want out from being hacked.
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answered on Mar 14, 2023
The type of lawsuit you may be able to bring against the individuals who hacked into your devices and used your SS# would depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws in your jurisdiction.
Some possible legal claims you may be able to pursue... Read more »
It has put me in danger. My personal life. I have stalkers,I've been sexually assaulted. Etc. My identity has been stolen,I've lost my house my cars, my kids temporarily on allegations. I need a lawyer
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answered on Mar 11, 2023
If you believe that T-Mobile has sold your personal information without your consent and that this has resulted in harm to you, you may have legal options to seek compensation for your damages.
Here are some steps you can take:
Consult with an attorney: It's important to speak... Read more »
I have start to finish including programmers, witnesses, etc. I just need an attorney
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answered on Mar 10, 2023
You may want to look for an attorney who specializes in intellectual property law and/or cybercrime law. These areas of law deal with issues related to stolen identities and unauthorized use of programming code, as well as potential violations of federal law.
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Breached the FBI using my SS#, they don’t care, breached through my devices, court wants money loss! Perl interactive programming
I have their programming printed out.
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answered on Mar 10, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the situation you are facing. It sounds like a complex and potentially illegal situation.
If you believe that your ex and others are using you for software development and selling it to Samsung without your consent or compensation, you may want to consider... Read more »
I'm not sure on how to edit my question... but I meant to say it was exposed to a former employee not employer.
Company meant to send an email internally within the company but inadvertently sent the email to a former employee, who no longer works at the company. Thank you.
answered on Jan 1, 2023
If you suffer loss, perhaps. If you do not suffer loss, no.
Presumably your former employer already knew your SSN because it had to pay you and withhold taxes. Seems like this is a no-harm, no-foul situation.
Good luck to you.
This girlfriend sent the fraudulent DPOA document to my employer and interfered with my employment very badly. The day I learned I had lost my job due to my employer needed more information and repeatedly called the girlfriend who grunted in response and hung up. She has done a lot aof damage and... Read more »
answered on Jan 3, 2023
If your girlfriend forged your signature and created fraudulent documents that caused you injury, then crimes have been committed (identity theft, forgery). The whole issue will be proof. It will be important to gather any documents or evidence that you have to show what took place. There are a... Read more »
I never approved for her to use my information to get this loan and now I’m getting calls from debt collectors saying I owe $19,000 because she has not been paying the loan and it’s all under my information. This is not my loan and I never approved any of this.
answered on Dec 1, 2022
when you say your EX, does that mean you were divorced?
if so what she did, arguably broke the law.
did you report it to law enforcement?
you may want to contact a local lawyer to write a letter and try to explain this to the people coming after you. I think a police report... Read more »
my roomates pimp made a scam in which i was told i had to cash these checks, they we or else and then they made threats, they took the $$ affter cashed. i am in court facing time right now. the couple was doing this toher people as well.
answered on Nov 20, 2022
i strongly suggest you either retain an attorney or ask the court to appoint the public defender at your first appearance.
a good criminal lawyer will evaluate what evidence they have against you...............
however, If someone tells you to murder your next door neighbor, that... Read more »
date was said to be 9/1 at around 7 pm, but I didn't steal anything from said store. also have no idea HOW cop or store got my name or identity. it is a store I've been to, but def did not steal and can't connect dots. need to know what to say to cop when he calls.
answered on Oct 5, 2022
Feels more like crimlaw than consumer law. AND while I do not handle crimlaw matters, I think it is VERY rare for a 'cop' to write a letter. I think if this is a misrep or a scam, you may have a nice counter (type) claim? Good luck with it...
It's been almost 2 years and my name, signature etc is still used in my previous job, is that legal?
answered on Jul 18, 2022
First, I would ask your employer in writing to remove your name from their shipping documents.
Second, you may be able to bring a claim for unauthorized use of your name for a commercial purposes under Civil Code 3344, which provides for $750 in statutory damages, actual damages, profits... Read more »
Also on my phone it says auto pay has been set up with the debit card used to buy the phone. I didn't use a debit card though.
answered on Jan 16, 2023
I suggest you IMMEDIATELY return to the store and see the owner/manager to set this right. There are several explanations for this that come to my mind and none of them are on the up and up.
I purchased a $500 prepaid Visa gift card from a grocery store in CA in 2022. An unknown person registered it in his name after I used $387 of the $500. Customer Service for the Bank who issued the Visa gift card refuses to fraud out this Visa card because the thief registered it in his name.... Read more »
answered on Nov 30, 2022
My experience with prepaid cards is that you have to register the card before it becomes active. Based on the information in your question, it seems to me that you did not purchase the card.
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