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I've been wondering this as well, and I didn't see it mentioned in any post thus far. It seems like the most obvious step to do; if police can get the CC numbe
by usaar333 15y ago
I've been wondering this as well, and I didn't see it mentioned in any post thus far. It seems like the most obvious step to do; if police can get the CC number from AirBnB, that should be enough to resolve the SSN. Assuming the info isn't stolen, the criminal is going to have a problem.
I'm not an AirBnB user, so maybe I'm missing something.
- Uchikoma 15y agoEJ said she has suspicion they were identity thefts. So they booked with a stolen identity probably.