a problem i meet now
By emmaheaven
@emmaheaven (9)
China
November 21, 2007 12:42am CST
Recently, one of my best friends asked me to fill in a blank table, it's part of her part-time job. I have been asked to reveal my personal information and offer the copy of my ID card. I was afraid someone might do some bad things by using that, so i refused to fill in the table. My friend told me i wasn't her friend ,and she said she knew how weak the friendship was. I am not a selfish person, but i want to protect myself and my family. Is it my fault? Why i have a guilty conscience?
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6 responses
@mythical01 (184)
• Philippines
21 Nov 07
im not saying that you did wrong but maybe its a test of friendship to be specific a test of trust... i dont but if im in ur position i will give my personal id because i trust him/her that he will protect me.. im not saying you feel bad but it happen sometimes and i tink ur friendsship can still be repair... go for it say sorry if necessary.. gud luck!!!
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@emmaheaven (9)
• China
23 Nov 07
I did wrong, maybe u r right. But the fact is that this job is illegal, even she dont konw the purpose. She just do it to earn money. Anyway, thanx for sharing ur opinion.
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@mythical01 (184)
• Philippines
24 Nov 07
its nothing.. if she doesnt understand it .. that ur only protecting ur name... then she is not a tru fren.. gud day@!!!
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
14 Mar 08
You know the fact that her job is illegal is just more reason for you not to share your personal information as you might have got into something really bad just by sharing your information.I would not give out my personal info to a friend who istrying to get a job that is illegal. you could be aiding and abetting her if sheis found guilty of some crime.
@nenyalorien (899)
• Philippines
21 Nov 07
simple. she was manipulating you through your "friendship". SHE is the one who's the selfish one. You know, she may be working unwittingly for credit card fraud syndicates.
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@emmaheaven (9)
• China
23 Nov 07
That's what worrys me. Another possiblility is that some banks or other firms want to collect students personal information to extend their operations. Anyway thanx.
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@emerging33 (154)
• Pakistan
21 Nov 07
Better you could do by giving the copy of your ID card by writing the purpose on the free space of the copy. This scheme works well when you are afraid about misuse of your ID copy. Dont fell guilty, it happencesometimes in friendship, when you cant do enough for yor friends.
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@emmaheaven (9)
• China
23 Nov 07
Thanks for your idea ,it may works well. Anyway, i feel better now, maybe i wil do as you said next time.
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@quentina (109)
• China
23 Nov 07
The conflict between friends is normal.but i don't wish you lose your best friend.In my opinin,as you best friend she is impossible to cheat you.May be you are too careful to trust her.thus Your action must made her sad.
For the Id card,i don't think it may be took advantage of to do some bad things.but it's also necessary to concider much more.
If i were you,i will trust my best friend.:)
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@dollcarole (142)
• China
23 Nov 07
Maybe you can explain the situation to your friends and see what she has to say. Do some research, and if it is really safe to offer your information, then you can help her by fill in the table. I think she'll understand.
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
14 Mar 08
No you are one smart cookie. Nobody has the right to expect you to give out such personal information. Your friend should have understood that for heaven's sakes . You are not selfish for thinking of yourself and family first,you have the right to protect yourself and your family . That is not your fault at all so do not punish yourself.Your friend is the one whose friendship is weak if she cannot see why you refused to reveal your personal info. that is your i.d.
