Chris
Cooper,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, February 23, 2006
I'm sorry to hear that you had to go threw this too. Your right when you say it's hard to regain contol of your life. Your also right to say that somewhere in my lifetime I have more than likely met this fella. I guess I just cannot believe that people can do this to other people with no regard for them. All that makes me feel better is knowing that carma (and the warrants) will come to this person, as will your x's girlfriend what goes around comes around. I hope that by changeing your name too you were able to get a fresh start?
Chris
Cooper,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, February 23, 2006
I'm sorry to hear that you had to go threw this too. Your right when you say it's hard to regain contol of your life. Your also right to say that somewhere in my lifetime I have more than likely met this fella. I guess I just cannot believe that people can do this to other people with no regard for them. All that makes me feel better is knowing that carma (and the warrants) will come to this person, as will your x's girlfriend what goes around comes around. I hope that by changeing your name too you were able to get a fresh start?
Chris
Cooper,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, February 23, 2006
I'm sorry to hear that you had to go threw this too. Your right when you say it's hard to regain contol of your life. Your also right to say that somewhere in my lifetime I have more than likely met this fella. I guess I just cannot believe that people can do this to other people with no regard for them. All that makes me feel better is knowing that carma (and the warrants) will come to this person, as will your x's girlfriend what goes around comes around. I hope that by changeing your name too you were able to get a fresh start?
Jennifer
Aurora,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, February 22, 2006
I read your reports and found your story quite familiar. Many of the laws concerning ID theft weren't in place when I too was stolen. It's very hard to regain control of your life after something like this happens to you. I recently read of a man whose SSN was lifted off his medical records at the hospital where he was being treated for cancer. I guess the guy who lifted him thought he wasn't going to need it anymore because he assumed he was terminal. In my case, it was my former husband's then-girlfriend who stole my birth certificate and rifled through other belongings where she retrieved my SSN from a tax return. She was sleeping with my husband, got pregnant, and bought all of her baby stuff with a credit card she opened in my name. That was just the beginning. Isn't she lovely? This happened in the early 90's. It was so hard to clear the mess that after consulting an attorney, looking at credit reports, and realizing that 2/3 of my debt was from her, I decided to kill 2 birds with one stone. I filed for Chapter 7 and then changed my name shortly thereafter. It must have been a cold surprise to find that they won't take that Mastercard anymore. Of course, if the credit card companies didn't so readily dole them outconsumers would have fewer of these problems. You have, at some time, encountered this person. In regards to the guy you're hunting foryou need to post BOTH names he's working under. If Wayne is his real name but he's been using your identity, there's a strong likelihood that he's using that name in his everyday life. The encounters that you describe merely relate to his run-ins with the law but what about the IRS? Is this guy working under your social too? If he is, he shouldn't be hard to find.