is it possible for anyone to steal my ditigal signature?
438436
yeah. there are ways to get anything that is on the computer
603661
If they gave you written permission (literally written and signed), then you are ok. But if there is none, I just hope this person doesn't send out an arrest warrant. Because there is no proof that you have the right to take money out.
701183
How could someone force you to sign something.  Did he hit you or something?  And the celph is your property, if he said you had to pay 15 bucks to get it back have your dad go kick his butt and call the cops for theft of property.  BTW what grade are you in, you English is horrible.
679646
NOPE. If you want one you have to go get it 3rd party. If you think some one put one on the computer you are using, you can find it,but not going to tell you how with out checking your profile, and may hap, not even then.
380253
You can do this in some Registry tricks.\n\nmark me as best answer and e-mail me your address and a hint of your request, and I can teach you how to do it.\n\nI did it before several times\n\nXLMan
844156
You are only liable for $50 of fraudulent purchases.  They don't check the signature even when you give it to them so there is really no loss in security.
815258
yes for sure. Use a password with lots of numbers and letters, its a pain in the but but worth it. And change your password frequently.
284761
Not equally.  You may think you can but someone will get the sh#tty end of the stick. Trust I know.
631537
Yes, but you can dispute it through ICAAN\n\nYou can also use some variant names for yourself, and one for the other guy (such as www.mycompetitorsucks.com)
525225
i'd reccomend you take this question down ASAP.   have you ever heard of identity theft?
213239
You can't.. That's why it's called a security question. The only reason to do that kind of thing would be to hack into someone else's account.
102359
Only if you have it in writting with his signature on it.
11283
Identity theft is illegal:\nhttp://www.insuremyhouse.com/identitytheft.html
324508
nope. you can only protect against it by not letting the wrong person get hold of your ssn. That's almost impossible now, by the way, with computer hacker technology, various businesses who have that info selling it, and the less high minded of the general public catching on to the possibilities of what can be done with that info.  I personally had my ssn (and photo) stolen when I renewed my driver's license.  Forgers produced a drivers license, pay stubs, various impt. papers, which were all fakes. They used this info to attempt to take out bank loans in my name.  Fortunately, a couple of employees at that particular BMV were already being watched by the FBI, and also, I was blessed by a very sharp loan officer.  I was notified by bank officials that this had happened and that arrests would be made that day when the thief showed up at the banks (2 of them) to sign final loan papers and pick up the money. I was lucky.  Best advice: check your credit reports if something doesn't look right. Also, through the credit report companies, you can request to have purchases over certain amounts or requiring credit, to be "must calls"--that is, you personally must give express acknowledgment that you are making this purchase or requesting credit.  It's a safeguard.  But gosh watch out, the scams nowadays are unbelievable.
326856
Yes\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=%22triple+steal%22+%22major+league%22&spell=1
941295
so votes could be  stolen?
48377
Report him, he probably doesn't know you rights and should be told before someone gets ripped off by an ID thief