Well, today was interesting. While driving unknowingly through a school zone, I was pulled over going 6 mph under the posted limit, but 14 mph over the school zone limit. Oops. It turned out to be a good thing, though. It helped me realize quickly that my wallet had been stolen.
Yep. But we're good at this now. After the $20,000 scam last year, this is a walk in the park. The kid has already spent close to $1000--IN ONE DAY. We've started our detective work already, and hope to hunt this kid down. We're pretty sure he's a high school student, although we have no idea how he got my wallet. I always keep it locked up. I'm afraid it's my TA.
It's a little ironic. Just yesterday I was getting on my cousins for speeding, and bragging that I've never been pulled over.
Thankfully, I was not given a ticket or even a warning. I didn't even have to cry. So maybe we're on the upturn in these happenings. (Knock on wood.)
--Karen
4 comments:
How come your identities are so valuable to thieves?!
$20K event? What was that all about? I feel so left out of the loop! Also, you guys need to clarify who's writing what. I eventually figure it out, but sometimes it's a little tricky.
I had credit card fraud even though nobody had stolen anything, and I still had my card on hand. Some person in Indiana maxed out my account at an Office Depot.
Karen you're a speed demon. You can't tease me for driving fast anymore. :)
OMG I didnt think stuff like this happened in UTAH! better come back to california!
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