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Originally Posted by RyanLanane
Same here like I said literally 15 in my life, at least .. People tend to ask me like it's going to be taken offensively or people they know have taken it badly in the past. To me, it's a sign of a wise business man... nothing more, nothing less..
That being said, I somewhat agree with PornoDoggy (first for everything, right lol) about knowing who you are in business with. This guy doesn't know me heads from tails - and although I see nothing that would of been sensitive data I understood his precaution. In the future, I will be much more careful regardles of the outcome of this situation.
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You can take someones life with:
Passports, drivers licenses, birth certificates, national insurance numbers (social security in the US), utility bills... the list goes on and on... contact equifax and experian (main credit info holders) and make sure that YOU can't start any "new" credit. ID thieves are after new credit, not the credit that you currently have.