On Matters of Identy Theft, Eternal Damnation, and Resolutions...

[grimsquirrel]

I'd like to share with whoever tried to steal my family name to make a credit application an excerpt from Tycho Brahe's clever and, albeit, disturbing writing.

If I find who you are, wretched criminal man-thing, my vengeance shall be thus:
… when my tainted spirit finds its destination, I will topple the master of that dark place. From my black

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Thank you

[kahiainferno]

For the graphic reminder of why not to fuck with you or the family (not that I would consider such a thing ;) )

Glad it's all taken care of.... even though it was a big pain in the ass.

A more Likely scenario

[crazedcelt]

Just requires the use of your local phone book. Name and address in some cases down to your zip are available there.

Re: A more Likely scenario

[charlayne]

Which is why we've been unpublished since we married. Yes, you can find us, if you know what to look for, online, but it's more of a challenge. Yes, you could probably pay for the info on one of the "look up anyone" sites but that somewhat defeats the purpose of getting something for nothing.