My Identity Was STOLEN & I Lost $4,500

[@MinorityMindset]

Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed this video, you should watch - The American NIGHTMARE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poWcn56aj8p3iM0

[@Bitachon]

*What a pain! Stupid hackers!*

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Who says it's hackers? It's anyone that got your name, address, and social security. You throw that information around every time you apply for anything, job, credit card, bank account, phone service, etc.

[@Bitachon]

@@ItsBinhRepaired i.e. hackers...

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@Bitachon hackers are people that get into your accounts online by breaking your password. If you give them your info it's not hacking. Just like how breaking in is different from you left the door open or unlocked. Then it's not breaking in, it's just trespassing/entering uninvited.

[@felipebarron3479]

@@ItsBinhRepairedstill hacker...

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@felipebarron3479 that's not a hacker. It's just an unauthorized person using your information. Hacker means they used technology to break into your account. It's not the same as reading it off a piece of paper on your desk or you giving them the info...

[@waynebaker5720]

Leeches ; I swear, all that time used in negatively effecting someone else's life could've been used to positively affect their own. ..

[@山田豪鬼]

Lol...they did use it positively effect their own lives...they got money...not saying it's good but it's good for them

[@rentarouyamada4439]

It's pretty depressing to see that people would actually do this. The things people do to get money. Smh

[@solascriptura-e7t]

"For the love of money is the root of all evil".

[@Kaiyats]

Michael Aggison I disagree money isn’t the root of all evil, poverty is When was the last time someone robbed a store in a Bentley?

[@felipebarron3479]

@@Kaiyats The "love" of money is the root of all evil not money itself

[@cindrickalajanearrington3549]

I received a notice from one of my banks over the weekend that stated that they do share your SSN and other personal data. I'm closing my account today. Check your banks privacy statements on sharing your personal data. This could also be a culprit of how your data is gained by thieves.

[@djvelocity]

Cindricka LaJane Arrington whoa, really? Is this the US or Canada because I’m in Canada and if it’s here, then I need to do a lot of research in the near future 😳

[@cindrickalajanearrington3549]

@@djvelocity US

[@scorpion8rage]

If people really understood how all the systems work, they would all keep their money under their mattresses at night.

[@cindrickalajanearrington3549]

@@scorpion8rage Sounds a bit shortsighted and uninformed, but thanks for your opinion.

[@scorpion8rage]

@@cindrickalajanearrington3549 Quite the opposite as I work in Security.. but I do understand if you have to dismiss my knowledge because you can't face it. It's the typical response and part of the reason why we have the system we do. Best wishes

[@DEYOCLUB]

Identity theft is huge! I do scambaiting (call up scammers and waste their time) and recently a man was scammed out of $1200 by the fake PayPal scammers and the ONLY reason he believed them was because his identity had been stolen the week before. He was so upset. We saw the scam being perpetrated because another KZbinr hacks into scam call centers. Jaspreet, this was a very important video...thank you for sharing your story, man.

[@DanielIles]

That's pretty dangerous stuff. In my experience it could have been far far worse if they were applying across multiple financial institutions.

[@AverageJoeInvestor]

*GREAT VIDEO* | Identity Theft is NO JOKE! The big thing you need to do is have the credit monitoring service that indicates when there are changes to your credit. That AND you can also freeze your credit! Thanks for sharing! 😎👍🏻

[@MinorityMindset]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@AnthonySmith-tz3kh]

Wouldn’t it have been better to ask for the Florida address so you can notify the authorities of where the hacker is? You could’ve killed 2 birds with one stone.

[@meetmando]

Doesn't work, . authorities are too busy.. the address was no doubt fake.. and you have to get police in different jurisdictions to work together.. in a perfect world, they would at least make the effort.. but they don't .. unless it was a super huge amount.. but if the crimes cross state lines, then it's a federal crime.. and you sure as heck aren't going to get the FBI to go after someone who stole 4k, especially when the bank just returns your funds ..

[@yamahantx7005]

@@meetmando Agreed! I had a roommate steal $4k cash from me, and the police never even made a single phone call. I don't really blame them. I just better understand that you need to protect yourself, because it isn't the cops responsibility to do it for you. It won't be returned in my case, but at least I can claim it against my taxes next year. I lost $6k in stock options trades and $4k in theft. Uncle Sam is paying ME next year! The OP has obviously never had $4k taken from him.

[@doriglenn1358]

I was hacked, too. It's really kinda scary. I checked my bank account every morning and saw payments and withdrawals that I didn't make! The bank took care of it immediately, thank goodness. 👍 Great video, Jaspreet, but I miss your "Keep Hustlin'!" at the end. 😕 Also, I think this was about the same time Graham Stephen was hacked. When he made a video about it, he was hacked AGAIN!!! It's an awful feeling when it happens to you 😖☹️ Love you, Jaspreet! 💖✨

[@MrsSimoneHill]

This is horrifying, do you have any Identity theft protection ? I think they clean this up for you.

[@JoshuaOtusanya]

Wishing whoever is reading this a phenomenal week ❤️ -Josh Otusanya

[@cesarmarquez8670]

A phenomenal week to you well brother.

[@angeli1332]

Wishing the same to you.😀😀😀

[@edwiniseman4]

If you read every comment, thanks to you and your team for all the work ya'll put in, and have an excellent day!

[@MinorityMindset]

:)

[@OrchidFlower2012]

I've had the same thing happen to me. Turned out it was my friend that did it. :(

[@ArtzFenix]

Thanks for putting this out there. I'm passing on the link so others can see if they were affected. This video alone was worth the sub. Keep up the great work.

[@solascriptura-e7t]

This is what I learned to protect at all costs, during my military service. "PII" is highly important, especially with how many data breaches are being reported each week.

[@bunnyboo6295]

What's PII

[@apb211]

Good thing you caught it early enough. I've heard of people catching it too late after their credit history and credit scores were affected and it was a lot harder to clear or repair.

[@brianmarshall3931]

Here in California, hospitals still try to use your SS# for ID & billing! I have had several long drawn out fights with them to get that information removed. It is "illegal" on their part... and you may have to threaten court intervention. If you live in this state, you might want to check. If Equifax can get broken into - how hard can it be to get into local hospital records??? And how many people have access to them???

[@LaraFabans]

My husband's was stolen probably from some medical forms (and not in our home...so someone got it from the medical center) It was 3 years of constant stomping out small fires. His thief did a lot of small things like opening up a Home Depot card and getting gift cards on it. The most difficult one to manage was the thief opened up an account with Sprint in Washington state (and we're not there) and it took forever to convince Sprint that it wasn't us. All three of our credit score accounts are still locked almost ten years later. I should be better about checking it regularly. And we use Mint and alerts to manage any theft of an actual credit card information (which has happened...my PP card number was swiped from a local restaurant and then someone purchased $500 worth of merch from a Montgomery Wards? in Dallas...again, I'm not in Texas...and I was at the eye doctor when the transaction happened.) . It's really annoying.

[@fionafiona1146]

I am glad to be better protected than that by local security requirements and without (even guessable) social security numbers as identifying information.

[@poonamkhode9047]

SoshuTech you are such a amazing person, what you do is amazing. Watching you hack into the scammers computers, deleting their files and the info they have to scam people is so satisfying to watch, your helping so many people and I love that, Keep doing what ur doing.!!!!

[@bkfromtherockies]

Eventhough it may be spam mail, take the time to glance at it as you throw it out to prevent issues like this! I've had issues like this happen where I got a letter about a new card I'd never applied for and I call immediately to get rid of it! You can't blow it off! BK

[@JoeLujano]

I was affected I didn't even know til I looked it up....

[@MinorityMindset]

Crazy isn't it?

[@Jenuin]

11:11 great 👍 now I’m paranoid lol not a bad thing these days

[@SueEmmDee]

This is so scary. I am scared of using tech.

[@AaronHernandez-xv4qh]

Hey jaspreet, can you give us your thoughts on the Ramsey steps? Would like your opinion

[@gwillis01]

I have been a fan of Dave Ramsey and his book TOTAL MONEY MAKEOVER for several years. One of his proverbs is: "If being in debt is normal, I want to be WEIRD" .

[@duggeth2]

Thank you, Jaspreet! I went on the website and, sure enough, so I filed a claim. Very valuable information!

[@baldeepbirak]

Had my card skimmed. Then money used in another country on the cloned card. I couldn't use the card at the time. After mentioning I never visited the other country, I got my money back.

[@Kwameking1]

Good Morning..15 Minutes..Yipeeeeee!!!!!! Sorry to hear the bad news

[@HimanshuKumar-sn7nd]

The courage it takes is insane. These are people who risk their lives but still decide to go into rehab in order to fight bad liars. True respect to the Soshu Tech on the internet!!! America would be a safer country if the FBI had half your professionalism and resourcefulness (and honesty). Amazing work.

[@robertjones2820]

Thank you for the info. Jaspreet, I didn't know I could check to see if I was impacted by the data breach with equifax. Fortunately I'm not, thanks again.

[@andrewlopez279]

Thank u soooo much for creating a free online course!! I've only skimmed through it but it looks extremely helpful, Thanks @minoritymindset !

[@sonsofelohim8686]

Thank you for this information Jaspreet and those time stamps 😋

[@jamesptomlinson754]

Thanks for the info..I literally stopped the video and check, my if I was breached and I filed a claim. I have monitoring and all that but still

[@wolfpackflt670]

wonderful, it said I was affected......BUT nothing has happened yet.....filed a claim for free monitoring.

[@jromero8409]

That’s why I have life lock. It works wonders. As soon as you apply for a credit card you get a notification within seconds.

[@thebritishindian1]

Last week my Australian Amex card was used in 3 fraudulent online purchases in Australia while I’m on holiday in Europe...

[@Subeechali]

Thank you for posting this! I completely forgot to do this months ago, but I did it immediately at the end of your video.

[@chrisbaker2669]

They probably got your information online. How do you not know every dollar you spend? Especially something as big as $4,500.

[@scorpion8rage]

$4,500 is not a big amount of money to those of us who own businesses. You have a lot coming and going and while it's all recorded ... it's definitely not all easy to just remember sometimes.

[@Joel-Serra]

@@scorpion8rage - business owner or not, $4500 is a substantial amount of money

[@scorpion8rage]

@@Joel-Serra Thank you for sharing your POV with me; however, I don't know *anyone* with a successful business that would consider that a "substantial" amount of money. Start hitting around $25K and up? Then perhaps they may. Depends how successful they are. $25K isn't my definition of "substantial" though... for clarity.

[@mthomas503]

I just checked if I was affected and.......I was. Wow. Thanks Jaspreet.

[@ChrisInvests]

I guess this is why you should always keep an eye on your credit score, whether or not you plan on using it 🤷‍♂️

[@Ayushkumar-di1pb]

The efficiency of this SoshuTech online is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To help gain phone access like this is really something. Awesome work!!

[@Mr1brave1]

Wow. I just checked and it said I was impacted too. Damn! Thanks for the info Jaspreet, your the Man 💪🏼👊🏼

[@RoamTownGirl]

OMG!! You were torn bc they were using your identity to promote their business on FB 🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣 That comment was CLASSIC!!

[@vitahealth.2372]

Yes people are walking through supermarkets parking lot picking up old receipts and go to the supermarket that this receipt is associate with pick up the various items walk over to the customer service and return them for money.

[@scorpion8rage]

Most of the times this doesn't even work - They just put the money back on the card.

[@adamv6753]

Cash receipts is what they look for.

[@Je.rone_]

Identity theft *most be a booming business* because i never hear about any these identity thieves getting caught😦

[@MinorityMindset]

Lol it’s wild

[@Gabriel.4190]

If investigators put the same effort in, that they put into finding the creator of silk road towards identity theft then people wouldn't have to worry about who, & how.

[@meetmando]

I don't think they ever do.. because the crime jumps across so many jurisdictions.. My mom accidently left her bank card at a gas station couple yrs ago.. then a few days later her account was in the hole when her normal monthly payments were being sent through.. she remembered the last time she used the card..but the bank said there had been charges at Sears for new tires and a couple other big purchases in different towns 15-20 miles away.. but when she called the police to make a report.. They said she would have to go to each town where the purchases were made, and file a police report there.. eventually, because she filed police reports, the bank did refund her money, and the bounce fees generated by her normal bills coming in.. but nobody was ever prosecuted..

[@karansinghrajput392]

Congratulations, Soshutech I am relieved that you are out there fighting these thugs, We musttake every precaution to protect the elderly and the general public from these despicable con artists. Congratulations to You!! You deserve the Nobel Peace Prize for ensuring our security.

[@Sf4life1216]

i just checked the website and i wasnt part of the breach, I think my information was taken from a breach on my local health care service that I have. They took all of the patient's information and held onto it for a year before doing anything. I'm still dealing with the repercussions.

[@haldyrs.telvanni4829]

Was there anything done to try to track down the perpetrator? I mean if they have an address, shouldn't be too hard to trace who is responsible.

[@scorpion8rage]

Authorities never waste their time tracking down any of this. It's trillions of dollars stolen every year.

[@djrx2]

I have permanent credit freezes on all 4 credit bureaus. I only lift them temporarily when applying for credit. I also have credit Karma and obsessively monitor all new alerts. However, I need to do a better job monitoring my credit card activities. I should probably get a shredder too.

[@GrowthMindsetProductions]

Content is always *superb* ! All I can say is keep it coming =)

[@RajkumarxKodape]

VICTIM OF SCAM As a retired combat Marine, I want to tell you that what you do is as important as any warrior on the battlefield. You are waging a war against these cheaters and cheaters in the digital battlefield. You defend and protect the most vulnerable in our society from these predators. thank you for recovery my lost fund. Keep up the good work Soshu Tech

[@MRSketch09]

Hell I had some local yocal thief, like I don't eat out much, but apparently one of the fast food chains, I go to, had a bastard that copied down my credit card info.. then decided to spend money at some "club" it wasn't a strip join, it was some really fancy club in town.. Shit pissed me off so bad. But it was about 100 dollars.. ? Then I had a fucker over in Europe, who had my debit card info... (This is why debit cards suck) anyways I don't know how they got it, because this was when I was super paranoid with my card info... Long story short, the bank that I used at that time, charged me 50 dollars..& end up crediting me my money back that was spent. Not all of it, but a percentage of it. It was like 90% or something? I've never, thankfully dealt with your situation in it's entirety. Your an independent man, so you have a luxury of time, in a way, to deal with these issues more thoroughly.. I work for someone else, so I'm on their time, and they don't care if I have to call a financial institution up and get things straightened out.

[@MeevoMarz]

I like the segment

[@TheKayleeanna]

FYI, something that was not mentioned here is that once you find out that you have been hacked you need to CLOSE AND REOPEN ALL (YES ALL) YOUR ACCOUNTS! This is NOT the same as getting a new credit card. You need the actual ACCOUNT NUMBERS on your credit report to change so that all the information the identity thieves have is no longer correct. This paired with changing all your login passwords and a credit freeze usually works.

[@rudysalas9138]

How does one get all account numbers changed. Simple call to my creditor and tell then to change my account number?

[@marcoalvrz5110]

I hope these "people" get busted Jaspreet!

[@Alexthebaddie]

The new Monday segments are great 👍

[@350BMW09]

What a pain in the ass to have to deal with.

[@shellydavis855]

The good thing for me is being homeless and having no money and no bank account so nobody would have the desire to steal my shit.

[@LoLo-jk4lv]

I was going to tell you what you said. Also you can get informatiom on the Federal Trade Commission site for help also.

[@spektred]

Jaspreet loses $4500 and he's like "oh that's nothing"..... the majority of Americans lose $4500 and they are like "Oh #$&@#!!! My life savings!!! Oh my $#@#$ing gawd!!!" 😂

[@MinorityMindset]

🤣🤣

[@Febreezy]

great video jaspreet. I'm definitely looking out for my credit activity

[@LucefieD]

One time I had some iTunes charges on my bank statement even though I don't even own any apple devices. Initially I thought maybe I bought a a movie or something stupid but it turns out it was fraudulent. Luckily it was only like $45 worth of stuff and I caught it early. I guess a lot of times they will buy something small just to see if it goes through and then they will go for something bigger. Unfortunately they picked an android user, if I was in the apple ecosystem it's possible I wouldn't have even noticed the iTunes charge. When I was younger some guy from china bought a bunch of Microsoft points on my live account too and they actually let me keep a bunch of them as restitution, pretty cool.

[@jojomg_2806]

Hey Jaspreet, have you considered changing the background music?

[@lifewitholga_]

😆

[@andremeiner1365]

Worst nightmare? This.

[@nicholasbeeson4999]

A former identify thief who works for the FBI said the only way he could be stopped once he had your information was if your credit was frozen. Anything else would mean he would still get a payout. Even in your story you got the money back but that means the credit card companies ate the charge. If they didn't do that many people would just go back to using cash.

[@meetmando]

Credit card companies make millions, they can afford to take a hit here and there.. also, its possible that whoever received the fraudulent payment .. the store or restaurant, make have had the payment reversed.. Idk, I don't care.. everyone has more $ than I do, so let them take the risk

[@nicholasbeeson4999]

@@meetmando as long as criminals continue to make money from their crimes they will continue and that means someday you will be their victim even if you don't have money. Your view is short sighted and not well thought out beyond the current situation you are in. Or is it your plan to never have money?

[@meetmando]

@@nicholasbeeson4999 you perhaps missed my earlier post.. we were hacked about 2 years ago.. our credit report is also now frozen for safety reasons.. And we have special security procedures at bank.. The hackers had a unique method, because the bank uses a text alert to notify of account changes and transactions.. the hackers had husband's personal info.. and about 1130 one evening.. they were able to steal phone number.. told current phone company they were switching service providers.. and were able to convince them to switch phone number to a different company.. So now.. when someone called his phone number, it rang on an old prepay phone they had.. The next morning husband tried to make a call and his phone has no service.. The hackers stole phone number so that when the bank sent a text to approve a transfer, the text would come to them and they could approve it.. luckily bank recognized something shady was going on and and was also trying to get them to reply to email, but we finally thought to notify the bank..

[@nicholasbeeson4999]

They are not using that money the way you think.

[@meetmando]

My husband and son got hit about year n half ago.. It started out super strange.. One morning, my husband woke up and tried to make a phone call.. His phone wouldn't work and there was a recording saying the number was out of service.. He called the phone company and they told him his number was "ported" to a different company.. They said at midnight, he had switched phone service providers, and took his number to a different company.. He said he never authorized that, switch it back.. assuming it was an error on their part.. But they told him their was nothing he could do except get a new phone number.. That's not going to work.. he has t shirts printed with the phone number, biz cards, etc.. He had appt and told me to go fix it.. thinking someone stole his phone number to get to his customers.. because now he's worried about who is answering his phone calls.. Anyway.. I'm at phone company he was told the number was 'ported to'.. and I explain what happened according to info from our phone company.. this place is confused, not helpful.. don't want to admit they did anything wrong, I guess.. I go back to my phone company, and they send me back to the other company.. then they are calling fraud depts.. security codes have been changed and Im couple hours into trying to get our phone number back.. when someone at the phone company said have you checked with your bank? "Our bank? " Oh shit.. Yep.. that was the real reason they stole or "ported the number" wasn't to steal customers.. it was because when you change something on your bank account, or are authorizing a password change.. the bank sends a text message to your phone immediately, so you can approve or deny the change.. So these guys had figured out how to steal the phone number first! Then when they attempted a bank theft.. or money transfer, and the bank sent a text, the call would come to their phone and they could approve it.. Luckily.. husband got to the bank before they had authorized anything.. the bank had been stalling.. but the hackers knew his SS # and mother's maiden name.. But we now have a freeze on the credit report also.. and just a week later.. the same thing was attempted on my son's account at same bank.. they'd used his card number to reserve a hotel in Miami.. but bank had not approved a $2000 transaction at a hotel in Singapore or someplace.. My son discovered it the same way.. was driving between projects at work.. tried to make a call.. phone didn't work.. thought maybe he was just in a dead zone on highway.. but pulled into the next phone store he came across, a few miles down the road.. He was told someone had just ported his number too.. about 30 mins before.. so they were able to switch it back immediately.. with out dealing with fraud departments for 24 hours like my husband did.. My warning to everyone.. if your phone stops working.. and you are told you ported your number to a different company.. the very next thing you should do is go to your bank!!!! deal with the phone 2nd.. only reason to steal your phone number is to trick the bank

[@pamelasworkshop8854]

thanks. good to know.

[@adamv6753]

The phone companies should be liable. Ports should only be allowed in person with ID and with the current phone with the number in hand.

[@meetmando]

@@adamv6753 that's a good thought.. but, like the phone company and bank said.the hackers knew ss# and mother's maiden name.. the problem is.. even after everything gets straightened out.. bank gets you new acct numbers and cards, once your info is out there.. it's out there forever.. so it could be attempted again at any time

[@fredzag2452]

I listened to the whole presentation, did you stop to take a breath, jaspreet?

[@Shawk95]

Jaspreet In the late 80s, someone got hold of my debit card while I was out of the country. The financial institution had mailed a renewal card to my address. By the time I learned about it, my account had been emptied and I was out approx $4,500-. I don't know what I can do to recover my money. Its been a very long time now.

[@granitemoss1451]

Even if you freeze your credit reports, you need to keep a close eye on things. Credit freezes only work if your credit is checked when a new account is opened!

[@sal_strazzullo]

The 5 dislikes are from the hackers.

[@MinorityMindset]

🤣🤣

[@richieloadenthal2816]

My credit was stolen. I reported to my bank. I only use one credit card. I do not use a debit card. Even my bank manager on the side told me do not do on line banking. Which I never did any way. They drove to nine banks in fl. Trying to get money. The last bank the got 650$. Which my bank refunded to me in 48 hours.i had to change every thing. Put on alerts an pass words on my bank account. Rich from Naples fl.. all hacks came from the east coast of Florida. I live on the west coast. I am retired law enforcement so I talked to the police in the east coast. Since I was law enforcement they gave me professional courtesy an talked to me. They told me it is very common hacks from the east coast because the have a lot of illegal imagants. He told me I was smart only using one credit card. Most people have dozens off them. They get hack reports of millions. An most of the time the people never get caught. Rich

[@relhen30]

Would something like life lock would have avoided this from happening in the first place??

[@scorpion8rage]

I bet we all can't *wait* until life lock itself gets hacked...

[@christopherscott864]

I went to the site and yes I was.

[@kmac4331]

What do you think about those credit protection companies that are advertised on TV or radio? Do you think they would work?

[@levipope2555]

A solar company opened up an account in my name. They obtained my contact information dur to me having been used as a reference from a friend. My friend at the time didn't qualify and I elected not to co-sign a laon for them. The company open 60k loan in my name without me having agreed/signing anything. It was all comoleted via e-signature/docusign. It took a week to reverse this. I then lock my SSN via the 3 credit bureau. What a close call. I use additional security elements to combate this now. What a headache!

[@UltimateBargains]

My new business debit card was stolen by a bank insider. I thought at first that maybe someone took a cellphone picture of my open wallet when I was at a checkout line, but the CVV code was hidden. The online charges couldn't happen without that CVV code, so the bank internal security procedures were flawed that enabled the bank insider to sell my information. Two charges totaling $900 appeared on my unused debit card only two weeks after I opened the account. I caught the fraud the same day it happened, so I was able to get the debit charges reversed.

[@yoppindia]

Why are they not sending cops to texas and finding out to whom the credit card is mailed to.

[@MinorityMindset]

No idea - filed 3 police reports. Not sure what’s been done

[@scorpion8rage]

There is so much theft now ... they don't have the resources. Can't tell you how many times I've dealt with this in the last few years. Seems like each year fraud/theft is getting worse and worse and the criminals know the cops just do not have the means to do anything.

[@adamv6753]

Local cops dont care, its hard to prove in court I guess or not worth it. Long story short someone ordered phones on my phone line toflorida. I asked provider for address and told them I live in California. I asked them if they could still ship the units so I can go catch the people and they refused. Cops also refused to use the phones as bait.

[@jacqueline3089]

you poor guy

[@savelikeaprowithleah5157]

Same thing happened to me.They stole 5 Grant from my Chase checking account and I got a dispute it and I got the money back in the same day.Another great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@mylgphoneelgee162]

Hey Jaspreet! I think you should go on joe Rogans podcast show... It would be really interesting to see. And you could boost your viewer count by self promoting on his channel. I watch all your videos, and you've helped my outlook on, well everything. Keep up the good work!

[@a_anonymous_m]

Essential information, thank you! 👍

[@adamv6753]

Thi happened to me with my cell phone provider. All of a sudden 7 new iphones were being shipped to Florida. found this out after calling me service. Unfortunately they did not want to let the items finish shipments. My plan was to fly over to florida and wait to see who the shipments went to and capture this person. Unfortunately when I called the city cops of where teh shipments weere shipping too as well they did not want to do anything.

[@lilpump9812]

One way you can this channel better is to have a time where you can answer our KZbin questions

[@DeetheFirst]

Sorry this happened to you.

[@lilpoindexter]

Love the new set

[@rickshaw296]

I had my truck broken into 2 weeks ago. I was carrying a box with all my important documents in it, I'm talking College Diploma, High School diploma, years of tax returns, receipts for rental houses, documents from lawyers, family photos, you name it. If it was precious to me, I was carrying it, and it was stolen. I've switched bank accounts, but what else can I do?

[@subseb3896]

Get identity theft plan. Monitor your credit report. Consider freezing your credit.

[@MrTmenzo]

Not carry important documents in vehicles?

[@scorpion8rage]

Stop carrying all your important _____ in your truck 🤣🤣🤣

[@jordanroyal9762]

I’m really good at managing my credit card. My bank keeps sending me letters saying my account is outstanding. Ha.

[@toocatholic]

Fuck what a pain

[@ManuelPinner]

This is Why I don't have Credit Cards!

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

WOW! , THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜,

[@luisluis5306]

Damien Omen intro.

[@dewaynemorgan4997]

Hey Jaspreet, how do you feel about Lifelock???

[@forgiveness_denied]

if you doing all that money advises you shouldn’t deal with capital one

[@prozombie6768]

Freeze your credit people

[@granitemoss1451]

The amounts offered in the settlement are such a joke. It's $125 per person IF they estimated the number of claimants accurately, which never happens. Also, since they require no paperwork for the first 10 hours of work cleaning up the mess, many dishonest people will be claiming fake hours to get that money, which will eat into the settlements as well. I don't think it's the end of the world or anything when the $125 drops to $53 each or something, but people always freak out because they thought the original number was a sure thing.

[@minmaxmedia]

it will most likely be far less than $53 payout per person. The lawsuit settlement only set aside $31million for the $125 payout option, and another $31million for the "time spent fixing stuff" portion of the payouts. Both of which were exceeded within the first 2 weeks.. which was nearly a month ago at this point. Plus in the last month, TV News shows, daytime shows, and KZbinrs have been making videos telling people to go claim their portion of the payout, so I am sure the amount of people who have done it now far exceeds the initial estimates. If just 10% of the people affected (140mil+ total) were to choose the payout option, the payout would drop from the initial $125 to a paltry $2.21... and that's only with 10% of the people choosing that option.

[@scorpion8rage]

The whole thing's a fraud/scam. Wouldn't doubt it if they didn't do it to themselves. It's a joke - sign away your rights to future claims in order to get $125 lousy dollars .. which you won't even get at all. All just a damn joke.

[@adamv6753]

Exclude yourself from the settlement and file in your local small claims court.

[@vincef7487]

Holy sh*t.😳

[@luisl691]

They're watching you 👀

[@InvestingEducation]

Sorry to hear that. I am worried to about phishing and hacking especially a new one where they control your handphone remotely and can access OTPs etc.

[@InvestingEducation]

@@spektred one time passwords sent for verification etc