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RE: jimlongley

The attitude displayed in your situations has fascinated me for a long time.

Individuals seem to want privacy, but don't act that way with other people's private information.

The hypocrisy screams.

I would bet that if you spoke to all involved in those situations, one of them or some one they know
has been the victim of identity theft and they fail to see the connection.

I like your soulution.

This is why I have mt DL and CHL taped together at the top like a hinge. They have to go out together and come back together or not at all.
Yeah, sometimes I give my CHL to some one when I really don't have to when my DL is requested (like the TSA). But it prevents
such a situation.

I once gave an officer my DL when he pulled me over for some thing traffic related. Another state and no CHL, but I realized the next morning that I did not have my DL. I contacted the officer and he searched his car and said sorry, he didn't have it.
I was sure he had to. Where else could it be. When he handed me my warning, I assumed it was with the paperwork but did not check for it when I threw it all on the seat and went home. This was at about 11 pm.

I went to where I was pulled over the next day and searched the road side to no avail.

About 3 days later it showed up in an envelope in my mailbox

I have no idea who sent it. No return address.