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That's not a good analogy. If those people believe the fraudster and give them something.. I'm not liable for whatever they gave that person. You're leaving out
by ethanwillis 3y ago
That's not a good analogy. If those people believe the fraudster and give them something.. I'm not liable for whatever they gave that person. You're leaving out the most important part. Avoiding != Requiring something.
- true_religion 3y agoI think I was focusing on the fact that identity fraud ruins your credit score, so you can’t get loans and the such for yourself. To me that was akin to being ostracized because your reputation was ruined by an impersonation.
- HWR_14 3y agoBut most victims of identity theft don't have to repay the loans. They just have ruined credit scores. So I think it's an excellent analogy
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