SecondWar said:
Allfreedom99 said:
The key here is that he could have easily gotten a lot of information from his phone, cards, ect. A smart theif would know that usually if someones credit/debit cards get stolen then that person will report them as missing and get new cards issued with new account numbers.
My guess is this guy got all the information he could off of all those things and then just returned them acting like someone who "found" the bag. If he was similar to the person on tape then My guess its the same person as you said.
Its also possible that this guy, if he is experienced with doing this, got all the information he needed about your brother. That is likely why he knew he worked at ncr. Is it possible your brother had the phone number to ncr labeled as "work" or "employer"? He could have easily found out a lot just by looking at call history, text messages, emails, ect.
Make sure your brother acts quickly in reporting his cards as stolen, changing bank account numbers, ect. He also needs to monitor a lot for a while. bank account, bills, mail to see if anything suspicious shows up that could hint his identity was stolen. It also wouldn't be a bad idea for him to sign up for something like, Lifelock. Or something that protects and monitors transactions using his name. Lifelock is one of the best ones I have seen.
But the most important thing he can do right away is changing all his account numbers. And did he have his license in his wallet? I know some states can include SS# on it. |
I think Andreapetmonkey is British, and I don't think British driving licenses have the equivalent on them.
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True that. I didn't even think to check location. Thanks.
