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Janice Johnson · 06-02-2008, 02:45 PM

I was reading an advice column in a magazine, Women First(or something like that,) and a woman asked, "The other day, a credit card offer appeared in the mail. There would be nothing unusual about this, except, it was addressed to my five year old son! Should I be worried?" I, Janice Johnson, started laughing when I read the question.

But, the advice columnist didn't find the question funny at all. The AC suggested that the woman's son may be a target of identity theft and to google her child immeadiately and see if he was being a victim of Identity Theft. Only a person who is not a mother(or a father) would find a five year old getting credit card offers to be funny. What the AC suggested was no laughing matter. IT is a very serious issue.

PlayOn · 06-02-2008, 10:25 PM

totally off topic, but this reminds me of a '7th Heaven' episode i saw when Happy, the dog got a credit card. lol.
anyways, to prove why my future kids will need therapy in there adult years, i thought it was funny, too. i would've thought it was a mistake and had sent it back. glad this woman looked into it.

D-Dey · 06-03-2008, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BruceWillisFan

totally off topic, but this reminds me of a '7th Heaven' episode i saw when Happy, the dog got a credit card. lol.

There was an episode of "Married ...with children" where Buck got a credit card too. The Bundy's went on a big splurge with it, and got in trouble for it as you might expect.

Janice Johnson · 06-13-2008, 08:38 PM

[QUOTE=Janice Johnson]I was reading an advice column in a magazine, Women First(or something like that,) QUOTE]

The magazine is just called, "First", because I found the magazine on my table at home.

06-02-2008, 02:45 PM	#1
Janice Johnson Commercial Lover Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: May 30, 2003 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 4,738	How To Tell I'm Not A Mother I was reading an advice column in a magazine, Women First(or something like that,) and a woman asked, "The other day, a credit card offer appeared in the mail. There would be nothing unusual about this, except, it was addressed to my five year old son! Should I be worried?" I, Janice Johnson, started laughing when I read the question. But, the advice columnist didn't find the question funny at all. The AC suggested that the woman's son may be a target of identity theft and to google her child immeadiately and see if he was being a victim of Identity Theft. Only a person who is not a mother(or a father) would find a five year old getting credit card offers to be funny. What the AC suggested was no laughing matter. IT is a very serious issue.

06-02-2008, 10:25 PM	#2
PlayOn ADHD: what I have not who I am Senior Member Join Date: Jun 17, 2006 Location: I'll never tell. :p Posts: 2,743	totally off topic, but this reminds me of a '7th Heaven' episode i saw when Happy, the dog got a credit card. lol. anyways, to prove why my future kids will need therapy in there adult years, i thought it was funny, too. i would've thought it was a mistake and had sent it back. glad this woman looked into it.
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06-13-2008, 08:38 PM	#4
Janice Johnson Commercial Lover Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: May 30, 2003 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 4,738	[QUOTE=Janice Johnson]I was reading an advice column in a magazine, Women First(or something like that,) QUOTE] The magazine is just called, "First", because I found the magazine on my table at home.