Debit Book Wallet
by admin on Dec.03, 2008, under Chain Wallets
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Debit Book Wallet
isnt identity theft taken seriously anymore?
i am 20 years old and me and my friend had our wallets stolen from my our purses that was in my car...no one wants to help me! i had 2 credit cards, a debit card, a check book, a drivers license and my ss card. i called everyone and their brother today to get fraud alerts and file reports and it is all automated systems telling you to call someone else. this is sooo annoying! i am so upset. its great that i am taking active control in a situation that i am basically helpless in and the government is making me even more helpless by NOT HELPING! any suggestions?
File a police report......then call the credit card people, etc.. back.
With a police report they will take you more seriously. Without 1 most will think you're tryin to get out of payin your bills. Call the credit bureaus and have them add fraud victim to you credit reports. But have a police report. without 1 the "tag" will not stay on your credit report except for a couple months. With a police report it will stay on it forever.
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IMHO: Money
Science fiction: What's your futuristic vision for humanity? (Long and short term)?
1)Will the wallet (all credit, debit cards, cash) be shortly replaced by chip placed under your skin collecting as well another sort of personal data like your ID?
2)Would the telephone be replaced by device like scanner of voice waves of your respondent without any noise (like telepathic but supported technically) and reader of your mind when you project your visualisation in your mind as a text which immediately would be transmitted to person who wants 2 contact you and know your answer?
3)would be any cars at all? or personal anti-gravitational kit 2 travel short distances with special regulations how 2 miss another "high flyer"? how police will catch you? better kit which can stop you?
4)no families? free couples, singles, kids from labs?
5)would be than any religion?
6)there won't be anything like it, coz human being is greedy and to have all now won't protect environment for tomorrow?
7)would be any real book or sculpture or holographic projection only?
8)atomic bomb end?
Some of the more mundane technical aspects you have mentioned may arise, like holographic images for books. Scrambling atoms and then re-assembling them is way futuristic and seemingly less likely.
Razor R correctly points out that life on earth, which is the only life we currently have to sample, is subject to periodic mass extinctions. There are lots of ways to die, from A bombs to plague (man-made or natural), asteroids to who-knows-what. It would be an interesting variable to interject a malevolant alien race into the picture, although unlikely. Certainly, mankind would be forced to unite as never before. It would probably take somtehing that radical to cause mankind to attain other goals of a future society, assuming we prevailed over the aliens.
I do believe I can see a future in which the mining of minerals and ores depleted on earth could take place on asteroids and moons in the solar system. We are already signing people up for mere commercial spaceflight as tourists. It would not be a huge stretch to envision commercial exploitation of the solar system's natural resources. The lure of profit will get things done far more quickly and efficiently than any government space program - unless there's a militarily expedient reason. Where mining occurs, space colonies will surely follow on Mars and the Moon.
It should be interesting to see it all unfold.
