
By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 03 March 2005
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I agree with the Graham, the banks are the ones to blame. If they are issuing credit to people who they have not confirmed the identity of, then it is their fault.
If I lend money to someone I don't know is this identity theft?
No its stupidity.
The banks and organizations not checking who people are must be liable for the losses and sued for any hardship caused by their lack of controls (or stupidity perhaps). The idea that the end user is at fault is ridiculous.
Online identity fraud is a lot simpler than some p...
Russell Henley
"the crime, which costs the UK around £1.3bn a yea...
Watching Them, Watching Us
Everybody seems to assume that this is a problem w...
Graham Blland
I agree with the Graham, the banks are the ones to...
Anonymous
This is badly biased reporting
I know about betwe...
Roger Huffadine
I have one question. Why can I not get a chip-n-p...
John Nicholl
Er Roger.. with that reasoning, I would stick to t...
Matthew
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