Does fraud block make it harder to check your credit for an apartment?
Q. I have good credit, but have thie fraud blocking mechanism, will that make it harder to get an apartment.
Asked by chriscothran29 - Mon Jan 7 10:14:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. With a fraud alert or security freeze, your credit report/score can still be checked. The fraud alert is something that is redone every 90 days. It requires any new creditor to call you before any new credit accounts can be opened. A security freeze completely freezes your credit. Even you can't open a new line of credit w/o unfreezing. That costs about $10 per credit bureau depending on where you live. A landlord will still be able to check your report to see if you're a good risk.
Answered by Ceebee - Mon Jan 7 21:05:52 2008
Q. I have good credit, but have thie fraud blocking mechanism, will that make it harder to get an apartment.
Asked by chriscothran29 - Mon Jan 7 10:14:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. With a fraud alert or security freeze, your credit report/score can still be checked. The fraud alert is something that is redone every 90 days. It requires any new creditor to call you before any new credit accounts can be opened. A security freeze completely freezes your credit. Even you can't open a new line of credit w/o unfreezing. That costs about $10 per credit bureau depending on where you live. A landlord will still be able to check your report to see if you're a good risk.
Answered by Ceebee - Mon Jan 7 21:05:52 2008
What proof of welfare fraud do you have to have to report someone?
Q. If I report someone for welfare fraud, what proof would they need to actually determine if it's fraud? What will happen if they're found guilty?
Asked by Joe &Tina E - Fri Aug 21 15:41:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Investigations are conducted at the county level; you would contact the local county agency. You don't need proof, that's their bailiwick. The penalty would depend on the type and severity of the fraud.
Answered by tonalc2 - Fri Aug 21 15:48:02 2009
Q. If I report someone for welfare fraud, what proof would they need to actually determine if it's fraud? What will happen if they're found guilty?
Asked by Joe &Tina E - Fri Aug 21 15:41:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Investigations are conducted at the county level; you would contact the local county agency. You don't need proof, that's their bailiwick. The penalty would depend on the type and severity of the fraud.
Answered by tonalc2 - Fri Aug 21 15:48:02 2009
How will a fraud alert on my credit report affect financing a new car?
Q. I plan on buying a new car within the next month or so. I recently received a notice that I now have a fraud alert on my credit report and the Equifax was going to send the same to the other 2 bureaus. How will this affect my obtaining financing through my bank and various other lenders?
Asked by Burton - Tue Feb 5 13:48:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them that more than one person can have the same name and any more of this bad credit crep and you are going to sue them all big time in the supreme court Stand up for yourself and be rich !
Answered by Fraud Investigator - Tue Feb 5 15:03:04 2008
Q. I plan on buying a new car within the next month or so. I recently received a notice that I now have a fraud alert on my credit report and the Equifax was going to send the same to the other 2 bureaus. How will this affect my obtaining financing through my bank and various other lenders?
Asked by Burton - Tue Feb 5 13:48:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them that more than one person can have the same name and any more of this bad credit crep and you are going to sue them all big time in the supreme court Stand up for yourself and be rich !
Answered by Fraud Investigator - Tue Feb 5 15:03:04 2008
How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in China?
Q. How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in Asia, especially in China? May I have your suggestion? For I already got cheated before, it is not much, but it already freaked me out!
Asked by Meedon Uki - Sun Jun 20 23:41:11 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I side with willingtohelp~~~ Willingtohelp is great, his ideas are quite useful. But besides the payments you need to care about, I think the most important thing is to locate a community consisted of reliable suppliers. Avoiding the fraud and cheat is not your final goal, your destination is to find some reliable manufacturers who can share a long-term business relationship with you. So, in this case, you can check Because all the suppliers here are real manufacturers and verified with GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) audited by Intertek and TUV. GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) Standards: 1. Certified Manufacturer: Ownership or leasehold of the factory, or ownership of Private Brands 2. High Qualified Productivity: [cont.]
Answered by Abrontinee Chen - Tue Jun 22 04:05:19 2010
Q. How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in Asia, especially in China? May I have your suggestion? For I already got cheated before, it is not much, but it already freaked me out!
Asked by Meedon Uki - Sun Jun 20 23:41:11 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I side with willingtohelp~~~ Willingtohelp is great, his ideas are quite useful. But besides the payments you need to care about, I think the most important thing is to locate a community consisted of reliable suppliers. Avoiding the fraud and cheat is not your final goal, your destination is to find some reliable manufacturers who can share a long-term business relationship with you. So, in this case, you can check Because all the suppliers here are real manufacturers and verified with GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) audited by Intertek and TUV. GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) Standards: 1. Certified Manufacturer: Ownership or leasehold of the factory, or ownership of Private Brands 2. High Qualified Productivity: [cont.]
Answered by Abrontinee Chen - Tue Jun 22 04:05:19 2010
How can somone avoid marriage fraud when dating illegal immigrants?
Q. Should people just not get involved with people that are illegal? What are the warning signs of marriage fraud? Do you think you would know if someone was with you for a green card or true love?
Asked by Jake S - Fri Jun 12 10:08:45 2009 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its hard to tell but there are a few signs. 1) they dont take you to meet ANY family or friends. 2)the family/friends dont seem to like you 3)they ask too soon to marry you 4)they want a baby with you too soon(like the first few weeks/months 5)you suspect they are not talking to just mom when they call home to their country 6)they send alot of money home frequently(some is just to their parents but if it is a lot on a weekly basis) 7)they dont ask to meet your family/friends 8)they ask constintly about if you can help them get a green card Always make sure you know the person well before you marry them.They could have different beliefs about child raising than you,or be abusive,or have a drinking problem or gambling problem.You just have… [cont.]
Answered by Alwaysright - Fri Jun 12 23:14:31 2009
Q. Should people just not get involved with people that are illegal? What are the warning signs of marriage fraud? Do you think you would know if someone was with you for a green card or true love?
Asked by Jake S - Fri Jun 12 10:08:45 2009 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its hard to tell but there are a few signs. 1) they dont take you to meet ANY family or friends. 2)the family/friends dont seem to like you 3)they ask too soon to marry you 4)they want a baby with you too soon(like the first few weeks/months 5)you suspect they are not talking to just mom when they call home to their country 6)they send alot of money home frequently(some is just to their parents but if it is a lot on a weekly basis) 7)they dont ask to meet your family/friends 8)they ask constintly about if you can help them get a green card Always make sure you know the person well before you marry them.They could have different beliefs about child raising than you,or be abusive,or have a drinking problem or gambling problem.You just have… [cont.]
Answered by Alwaysright - Fri Jun 12 23:14:31 2009
When was the last voter fraud conviction in a national election?
Q. Near election time there seems to be a lot of brouhaha about voter fraud. What percent of the accusations actually get to court or end in convictions?
Asked by dis_orient_ed - Fri Oct 10 16:07:58 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although Republican activists have repeatedly said fraud is so widespread that it has corrupted the political process and, possibly, cost the party election victories, about 120 people have been charged and 86 convicted as of last year. More than 30 were linked to small vote-buying schemes in which candidates generally in sheriff s or judge s races paid voters for their support. Many of those charged by the Justice Department appear to have mistakenly filled out registration forms or misunderstood eligibility rules, a review of court records and interviews with prosecutors and defense lawyers show.
Answered by tonalc2 - Fri Oct 10 16:14:21 2008
Q. Near election time there seems to be a lot of brouhaha about voter fraud. What percent of the accusations actually get to court or end in convictions?
Asked by dis_orient_ed - Fri Oct 10 16:07:58 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although Republican activists have repeatedly said fraud is so widespread that it has corrupted the political process and, possibly, cost the party election victories, about 120 people have been charged and 86 convicted as of last year. More than 30 were linked to small vote-buying schemes in which candidates generally in sheriff s or judge s races paid voters for their support. Many of those charged by the Justice Department appear to have mistakenly filled out registration forms or misunderstood eligibility rules, a review of court records and interviews with prosecutors and defense lawyers show.
Answered by tonalc2 - Fri Oct 10 16:14:21 2008
What are your thoughts on voter fraud? Is this how you want your candidate to win an election?
Q. Acorn seems to think its okay to pick up homeless people off the streets and register them to vote. It happens that Obama is very involved with Acorn and has been for many years. He has even gotten tax dollars to support their evil agenda, voter fraud! Your thouhts?
Asked by honestly7777 - Sat Oct 4 00:08:29 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am concerned about voter fraud especially with the early votes in Ohio. I can not understand how people can be so complacent about such issues. ACORN was even slated by the House to receive money from the bailout bill. Fortunately that was halted. For those who are concerned about homeless people having the right to vote, I certainly agree they should be able to vote. But they should be required to have a valid photo ID. Otherwise, you have can easily have a person just going from one voting place to another with different names. That is begging for fraudulent votes. We have to have a way to protect the integrity of our voting process. I would never want my candidate to win by fraudulent means. That violates everything our… [cont.]
Answered by M C - Sat Oct 4 00:15:42 2008
Q. Acorn seems to think its okay to pick up homeless people off the streets and register them to vote. It happens that Obama is very involved with Acorn and has been for many years. He has even gotten tax dollars to support their evil agenda, voter fraud! Your thouhts?
Asked by honestly7777 - Sat Oct 4 00:08:29 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am concerned about voter fraud especially with the early votes in Ohio. I can not understand how people can be so complacent about such issues. ACORN was even slated by the House to receive money from the bailout bill. Fortunately that was halted. For those who are concerned about homeless people having the right to vote, I certainly agree they should be able to vote. But they should be required to have a valid photo ID. Otherwise, you have can easily have a person just going from one voting place to another with different names. That is begging for fraudulent votes. We have to have a way to protect the integrity of our voting process. I would never want my candidate to win by fraudulent means. That violates everything our… [cont.]
Answered by M C - Sat Oct 4 00:15:42 2008
What are the options to sue a fraud recruitment consultant?
Q. I am refering to Elgiva Business Solutions in Bangalore. They give false promises and ensure that their candidates sign in for Gulf jobs. The victims, later realise the fraud, but are left with no options but to continue with their job.
Asked by Answerman - Mon Apr 28 09:46:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can file a FIR against them in the local police station, but only if U are a victim. u cant take action for others.,
Answered by delta - Mon Apr 28 20:46:12 2008
Q. I am refering to Elgiva Business Solutions in Bangalore. They give false promises and ensure that their candidates sign in for Gulf jobs. The victims, later realise the fraud, but are left with no options but to continue with their job.
Asked by Answerman - Mon Apr 28 09:46:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can file a FIR against them in the local police station, but only if U are a victim. u cant take action for others.,
Answered by delta - Mon Apr 28 20:46:12 2008
What experience is needed for a job in the anti-fraud industry and how can I get it while working full time?
Q. I am currently working in the DC metro area as a background investigator (government contractor). I'd like to get into the anti-fraud industry (maybe insurance fraud/white collar crime); however, I don't know what the essential tools are for these types of jobs. I have a bachelors degree. I am willing to go back to school and/or take professional courses, but I don't know where to begin and don't want to waste my money. I don't think I want to stay in the DC area forever, so learning about requirements in the private industry is very important to me. Thank you.
Asked by Merti - Thu Oct 19 19:31:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try this website below
Answered by Shelly7 - Thu Oct 19 19:35:19 2006
Q. I am currently working in the DC metro area as a background investigator (government contractor). I'd like to get into the anti-fraud industry (maybe insurance fraud/white collar crime); however, I don't know what the essential tools are for these types of jobs. I have a bachelors degree. I am willing to go back to school and/or take professional courses, but I don't know where to begin and don't want to waste my money. I don't think I want to stay in the DC area forever, so learning about requirements in the private industry is very important to me. Thank you.
Asked by Merti - Thu Oct 19 19:31:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try this website below
Answered by Shelly7 - Thu Oct 19 19:35:19 2006
How will an initial fraud alert on my credit report affect my chances of getting a job?
Q. I want to initiate a fraud alert on my credit report because I believe I am at risk of identity theft, however I am reluctant to do so because I am currently looking for a job. If a potential employer does a credit history check on me, will this fraud alert on my credit report affect my chances of getting hired? Will this alert deter employers from hiring me?
Asked by Thomas P. - Fri Mar 6 16:53:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No, it will not affect employment.
Answered by jlf - Fri Mar 6 16:56:13 2009
Q. I want to initiate a fraud alert on my credit report because I believe I am at risk of identity theft, however I am reluctant to do so because I am currently looking for a job. If a potential employer does a credit history check on me, will this fraud alert on my credit report affect my chances of getting hired? Will this alert deter employers from hiring me?
Asked by Thomas P. - Fri Mar 6 16:53:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No, it will not affect employment.
Answered by jlf - Fri Mar 6 16:56:13 2009
Is it fraud to send in multiple rebates under different addresses?
Q. This is for a Pert Plus rebate. If I use my address and my sisters address (using her name), and send in for the same rebate in different transactions, is that fraud? I will be using two separate receipts that I send in.
Asked by MLeinart7 - Sun Sep 21 00:42:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No dude.. its two different rebates, so you are legally entitled to both of them.. Who cares, send them under the same address, you are entitled to both of the rebates unless stated otherwise in the receipt or rebate form.. hope I helped
Answered by Mana Abdulla - Sun Sep 21 00:53:32 2008
Q. This is for a Pert Plus rebate. If I use my address and my sisters address (using her name), and send in for the same rebate in different transactions, is that fraud? I will be using two separate receipts that I send in.
Asked by MLeinart7 - Sun Sep 21 00:42:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No dude.. its two different rebates, so you are legally entitled to both of them.. Who cares, send them under the same address, you are entitled to both of the rebates unless stated otherwise in the receipt or rebate form.. hope I helped
Answered by Mana Abdulla - Sun Sep 21 00:53:32 2008
How can I report tax fraud without someone knowing it was me?
Q. Is there a way to report tax fraud to the irs without someone finding out it was me? A friend of mine recently married an illegal alien who worked under someone else's social security number but did no claim the income earned on taxes and ended up getting a huge refund- which they were not entitled to.
Asked by Gizzy - Thu Aug 9 21:26:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can report them to the irs annonymously, and anyways, the irs does not let a person know who informed on them to the irs. Here's the website to go to
Answered by PepsiLime - Fri Aug 10 08:56:47 2007
Q. Is there a way to report tax fraud to the irs without someone finding out it was me? A friend of mine recently married an illegal alien who worked under someone else's social security number but did no claim the income earned on taxes and ended up getting a huge refund- which they were not entitled to.
Asked by Gizzy - Thu Aug 9 21:26:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can report them to the irs annonymously, and anyways, the irs does not let a person know who informed on them to the irs. Here's the website to go to
Answered by PepsiLime - Fri Aug 10 08:56:47 2007
How can I report a fraud from a third party member?
Q. I just received a bill from a collection agency. Its from a cell phone company. Cingular. Apparantly, they got the name and some how the Social Security number right as well but the billing address, phone number, everything else is wrong. Obvioulsy, some one use my name and my social security number to open a Cingular account and now I have a bill to pay for something I was never awared off. 1. How can I report this as a fraud. 2. Anyway I can get my money back 3. Can I put this info on my credit report if necessary Thank You.
Asked by Confused - Tue May 29 15:17:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have every right to correct such a fraudulent transaction. Call Cingular and explain what has occurred, and ask for a copy of the signed service contract. I believe Cingular has a fraud control division, and you may be able to get guidance from them. It may take persistence and patience to get this resolved, but there is no way it should legitimately show up on your credit report, since you are not involved with this transaction in any fashion other than fraud.
Answered by acermill - Tue May 29 15:23:42 2007
Q. I just received a bill from a collection agency. Its from a cell phone company. Cingular. Apparantly, they got the name and some how the Social Security number right as well but the billing address, phone number, everything else is wrong. Obvioulsy, some one use my name and my social security number to open a Cingular account and now I have a bill to pay for something I was never awared off. 1. How can I report this as a fraud. 2. Anyway I can get my money back 3. Can I put this info on my credit report if necessary Thank You.
Asked by Confused - Tue May 29 15:17:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have every right to correct such a fraudulent transaction. Call Cingular and explain what has occurred, and ask for a copy of the signed service contract. I believe Cingular has a fraud control division, and you may be able to get guidance from them. It may take persistence and patience to get this resolved, but there is no way it should legitimately show up on your credit report, since you are not involved with this transaction in any fashion other than fraud.
Answered by acermill - Tue May 29 15:23:42 2007
What are the best ways to avoid identity fraud?
Q. After some horror stories and seeing all the news reports on identity fraud I am wondering what your best tips and practices are in avoiding identity fraud.
Asked by Jason L - Wed Dec 2 18:26:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please note: There is no cost to you if your identity is stolen. These commericials are making a fortune by scaring people. When you are victim, you simply report it and the charges will be removed. The most money out of pocket a phone call, maybe some stamps. If you are still worried, you can put a freeze on all your accounts. You can do this by going to annualcreditreport.com First you check all all reports (after printing them out). Find the section to put a freeze on your reports - about 4 bucks per report. When you need a loan, you will have to unfreeze by calling a number and entering a pin. /
Answered by Judy - Wed Dec 2 18:36:09 2009
Q. After some horror stories and seeing all the news reports on identity fraud I am wondering what your best tips and practices are in avoiding identity fraud.
Asked by Jason L - Wed Dec 2 18:26:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please note: There is no cost to you if your identity is stolen. These commericials are making a fortune by scaring people. When you are victim, you simply report it and the charges will be removed. The most money out of pocket a phone call, maybe some stamps. If you are still worried, you can put a freeze on all your accounts. You can do this by going to annualcreditreport.com First you check all all reports (after printing them out). Find the section to put a freeze on your reports - about 4 bucks per report. When you need a loan, you will have to unfreeze by calling a number and entering a pin. /
Answered by Judy - Wed Dec 2 18:36:09 2009
What are consequences for disability fraud of health professional in state of Oregon?
Q. Have a boss being investigated for disability fraud as I was interviewed by inspector. Worried about how this will affect me and my family as I'm confidant he is being fraudulent. Can this involve jail time and can he lose his license.
Asked by meryl - Sun Jul 11 15:19:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Criminal convictions in Social Security card and disability frauds can either earn imprisonment or a large sum of money as a fine, while the civil penalties may require the individual to pay a substantial amount of money as a fine or recommendation of revoking or suspending the professional license of the individual. It will depend on whether or not he is facing criminal charges for defrauding the government or if they intend to pursue remedies in civil court (or in some cases, both). A felony conviction will result either in the suspension of his license, or his privileges granted by the license limited (called a disciplinary license) until he has completed the sentence and paid all fines associated with the charge. The state board of… [cont.]
Answered by PooPooLaTrash - Sun Jul 11 15:26:59 2010
Q. Have a boss being investigated for disability fraud as I was interviewed by inspector. Worried about how this will affect me and my family as I'm confidant he is being fraudulent. Can this involve jail time and can he lose his license.
Asked by meryl - Sun Jul 11 15:19:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Criminal convictions in Social Security card and disability frauds can either earn imprisonment or a large sum of money as a fine, while the civil penalties may require the individual to pay a substantial amount of money as a fine or recommendation of revoking or suspending the professional license of the individual. It will depend on whether or not he is facing criminal charges for defrauding the government or if they intend to pursue remedies in civil court (or in some cases, both). A felony conviction will result either in the suspension of his license, or his privileges granted by the license limited (called a disciplinary license) until he has completed the sentence and paid all fines associated with the charge. The state board of… [cont.]
Answered by PooPooLaTrash - Sun Jul 11 15:26:59 2010
How can I put a fraud alert on my credit, and how can I get a free credit score check?
Q. How can I put a fraud alert on my credit, and how can I get a free credit score check?
Asked by kristan Gifford - Wed Jul 14 16:47:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When under a fraud attack, post a "Fraud Alert" on your credit report. There are 2 categories: 90 day, and 'extended' (7 years). [IMHO the later should be, by law, the default procedure for all credit extending institutions; requiring them to make substantial efforts to verify identities, and any attempts to establish credit, or obtain money.] Filing at one of the 3 major sites places it an all 3, (according to Transunion). Go here for further details & sign-up links, etc.: There are 4 major items you should do. 1. Place a fraud alert on your credit reports, and review your credit reports. Free reports: https://www.annualcreditr eport.com/cra/index.jsp 2. Close the accounts that you know, or believe, have been tampered with or… [cont.]
Answered by Dunbar Pappy - Wed Jul 14 17:55:50 2010
Q. How can I put a fraud alert on my credit, and how can I get a free credit score check?
Asked by kristan Gifford - Wed Jul 14 16:47:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When under a fraud attack, post a "Fraud Alert" on your credit report. There are 2 categories: 90 day, and 'extended' (7 years). [IMHO the later should be, by law, the default procedure for all credit extending institutions; requiring them to make substantial efforts to verify identities, and any attempts to establish credit, or obtain money.] Filing at one of the 3 major sites places it an all 3, (according to Transunion). Go here for further details & sign-up links, etc.: There are 4 major items you should do. 1. Place a fraud alert on your credit reports, and review your credit reports. Free reports: https://www.annualcreditr eport.com/cra/index.jsp 2. Close the accounts that you know, or believe, have been tampered with or… [cont.]
Answered by Dunbar Pappy - Wed Jul 14 17:55:50 2010
What exactly do wire and mail fraud consist of?
Q. I hear of them in various news stories and people serving jail time for it but what is wire, and mail fraud?
Asked by Icecream - Sun Apr 25 05:19:09 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The precise definitions are provided in statute. However, it generally means committing a crime while using mail services to assist in the crime, and that usage generally makes it a federal offense which is in addition to the underlying crime.
Answered by Mary - Sun Apr 25 05:33:27 2010
Q. I hear of them in various news stories and people serving jail time for it but what is wire, and mail fraud?
Asked by Icecream - Sun Apr 25 05:19:09 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The precise definitions are provided in statute. However, it generally means committing a crime while using mail services to assist in the crime, and that usage generally makes it a federal offense which is in addition to the underlying crime.
Answered by Mary - Sun Apr 25 05:33:27 2010
What if a person commits welfare fraud without realizing it what can happen?
Q. I mean if they didn't know that's what they were doing? And later found out it was less then 300.00 dollars. And a fraud referral was reported. What can happen? And it was not done intensionaly and by mistake. An honest mistake. The state this person lives in is Michigan This person told me they had no idea they were suppose to report their unemployment. They did not report on purpose. They just didn't know they were suppose.
Asked by sassyone_36 - Fri Mar 27 10:12:23 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay it back, possible financial penalty and possible loss of benefits
Answered by wizjp - Fri Mar 27 10:15:45 2009
Q. I mean if they didn't know that's what they were doing? And later found out it was less then 300.00 dollars. And a fraud referral was reported. What can happen? And it was not done intensionaly and by mistake. An honest mistake. The state this person lives in is Michigan This person told me they had no idea they were suppose to report their unemployment. They did not report on purpose. They just didn't know they were suppose.
Asked by sassyone_36 - Fri Mar 27 10:12:23 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay it back, possible financial penalty and possible loss of benefits
Answered by wizjp - Fri Mar 27 10:15:45 2009
How is voter fraud dealth with on election day?
Q. ACORN has been in trouble lately for registering people who were dead, or the same people multiple times. So if voter fraud is so heavy, then what is being done to ensure that people are not voting multiple times under different names and addresses. Also, is this fraud enough to change the election? *Dealt with*
Asked by ... - Tue Nov 4 10:51:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two actual cases in the last 30 years. Not prevalent, just more scare tactics from the Right.
Answered by Wounded Duck - Tue Nov 4 11:00:53 2008
Q. ACORN has been in trouble lately for registering people who were dead, or the same people multiple times. So if voter fraud is so heavy, then what is being done to ensure that people are not voting multiple times under different names and addresses. Also, is this fraud enough to change the election? *Dealt with*
Asked by ... - Tue Nov 4 10:51:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two actual cases in the last 30 years. Not prevalent, just more scare tactics from the Right.
Answered by Wounded Duck - Tue Nov 4 11:00:53 2008
What can I do about VISA card fraud linked to internet shopping please?
Q. I've had fraud on my visa card twice this year and the bank say it's probably because of security problems with my imac. What can I do to prevent it happening again? Thanks.
Asked by JKXX - Wed Mar 18 17:21:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its not because of your IMAC. But, just make sure you have a firewall, antivirus, anti-spyware and the like on the pc. Make sure they are up to date and scan the pc once in awhile.
Answered by jasonicus - Wed Mar 18 17:25:59 2009
Q. I've had fraud on my visa card twice this year and the bank say it's probably because of security problems with my imac. What can I do to prevent it happening again? Thanks.
Asked by JKXX - Wed Mar 18 17:21:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its not because of your IMAC. But, just make sure you have a firewall, antivirus, anti-spyware and the like on the pc. Make sure they are up to date and scan the pc once in awhile.
Answered by jasonicus - Wed Mar 18 17:25:59 2009
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