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Q: Anyone concerned about ID theft?.

When applying for a work position has anyone experienced, or does anyone have concerns that their degree, qualification, CV  papers or passport details  may be copied and then exploited for wrong doings. [ identity theft ] Do you watermark copies that you may issue?

14 years 1 week ago in  General  - China

 
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Naw. I don't worry about it, because I figured once they checked my bank balance, they would feel sorry for me and put money into my account!

 

 

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Not me.....Every single person in the PSB knows me....Hard to use my identity..Better use someone's else

GuilinRaf:

Lol! Yours would be the WORST ID to steal!

 

Officer Chen:  "Hey! Your boyfriend sure has changed!

Officer (Your Girlfriend): "What do  you mean?"

Officer Chen: "Well, look at his photo. He is applying to buy a duplex."

Officer YGF: "Hey! Thats not him!"

Officer Chen: "Cool! Crunch time!" (rubbing his knuckles)

Officer YGF: (Choosing her nightstick) "Oh yeah...."

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Createach:

I showed your comment to My GF an she was laughing her assoff.........Me and her are having some problems but showing her this made her laugh..............LOL

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