Once, a man tried to steal a big potted plant from a storefront. As he was carrying it away, the plant was so large that it blocked his view. He walked right into a lamppost and dropped the plant, running away empty - handed. It was really funny.
A thief entered a house and was looking for valuables. He found a box that he thought was full of jewels. When he opened it at home, it was full of marbles. He had risked getting caught for a box of marbles, which is quite hilarious.
There was a story where a thief tried to steal a bike but ended up stealing a unicycle by mistake. He was seen wobbling away on it, looking very confused.
Sure. There was a guy who tried to steal a bike. He cut the chain and started to ride away. But he didn't notice that the bike had a flat tire. He pedaled hard for a while until he realized he wasn't getting anywhere fast. Then he just left the bike in frustration and walked away looking all embarrassed.
A young man once got a call from someone pretending to be from a government agency. They asked for his social security number for a 'routine check'. He gave it, not suspecting it was a scam. Later, he discovered that his identity had been used to apply for loans. Identity theft can be really sneaky and cause a great deal of trouble for the victims.
Sure. One story is about a woman who received an email seemingly from her bank asking her to update her account information. She clicked the link and entered all her details. Later, she found out it was a phishing scam and her money was stolen. Another case involved a man whose social media account was hacked. The hacker started posting inappropriate things in his name, which damaged his reputation.
One story is about a Canadian citizen who received strange bills for services he never used. It turned out his identity was stolen, and the thief was using his information to open accounts. The victim had to spend a lot of time contacting various companies to clear his name.
Sure. One story is about a person who had their identity stolen to open multiple credit cards. The thief ran up huge debts, and the victim only found out when they were denied a loan. It took months of dealing with banks and credit agencies to clear their name.
Sure. One story is about a woman who received a call from someone pretending to be from her bank. They asked for her account details, saying there was a problem with her account. She naively gave the information and later found out that all her savings were withdrawn. Another case involved a man whose identity was stolen to open multiple credit cards. The thief ran up huge debts in his name.
Sure. One story I heard was about an employee who would always take extended breaks. Instead of the allotted 15 - minute breaks, he would be gone for 30 minutes or more, chatting with friends outside. Another case was an employee who faked working from home. He would just mark his tasks as completed without actually doing them and spent the work hours watching TV.
Sure. One story is about a woman who received a call from someone claiming to be from her bank. They asked for her account details, saying there was a problem with her account. She naively provided the information, and later found out all her savings were gone. Another case involved a man whose identity was stolen to open multiple credit cards.
There was a man who bought something from an online marketplace. Later, he got a call from someone claiming to be from the marketplace's customer service. They asked for his account password to 'fix a problem'. He gave it, and then his identity was stolen. They used his account to buy expensive items and also stole his personal information. This shows that we should be very careful about who we give our information to during online shopping.
Sure. One story is about a man who had his identity stolen when he used an unsecure public Wi - Fi at a coffee shop. The thief managed to get his bank account details and made several large withdrawals. Another story involves a woman whose identity was stolen through a phishing email. She clicked on a link in the email, thinking it was from her bank, and unknowingly provided all her personal information.