My friend steals what I know!?
820034
It sounds like your friend is absent minded like mine is... Don't sweat it when she claims an answer you gave her a long time ago. Just remember that you are the one that told her in the first place and be happy she remembered it. Or, if you can't handle being a mentor, simply stop telling her anything. But I hardly believe you would do that since you Are friends.
309256
Absorve some more and if it is fure sure brake it up!!!and if later she hooks up wiht your friend dump your freind!!
80055
confront her in private 2 get the whole story.tell her if she can't be trustworthy !loyal 2 u az a "best"friendthan she most take ya friendship 4 granted.if she keeps taking advantage of ur friendship & bad mouthin u then its time 4 u 2 drop th person az a friend.u don't have time 4 that drama!!!!
155016
First off, they are not your friend if they are stealing cancer medication that you need.  Second, call the police.  If you report it, the doctor may be able to give an added prescription for you.  Also, make new friends.
1123713
you should call the cops and tell them that you had some stuff stolen from your property they may or may not do something about it....
1022850
Whatever reason your friend had for divulging to you this information.She did it for a reason.She needs your help Tell the police,they have councellors to talk to your friend and get her protection from her father
682058
This is not someone you want to go shopping with. \n\nWhen they are caught the authorities may take you also since you are with your friend. And if someone is dishonest enough to steal they may get scared and slip it to you somehow (backpack, purse, pocket, etc.) without you realizing it. Think security is really going to believe that 'you've never seen it before and don't know how it got there'?\n\nTalk to your friend about not stealing again. A friend of mine was security at a high end department store chain. A 22 year old guy stole something and was caught. It was for kicks. He had a rich family that was prominent in a nearby town. He was used to being bailed out and having everything handed to him. His formidable grandmother contacted the store manager who refused to drop charges. She went up the ladder all the way to the owner. They all refused. Grandma's money and influence couldn't save him, and this time he was forced to take responsibility (possibly the first time he had ever had to.) \n\nA criminal record is nothing to fool around with. And when you have a rep as a shoplifter it can spread.\n\nStealing is not only dishonest, it is a selfish, irresponsible act. Do you think the companies take the losses from theft? They pass the hundreds of thousands of dollars of loss back to the consumer. You and I literally pay for your friend's actions. Don't rationalize and say 'its a big company, they can afford it.' They don't afford it. You and I pay for it.\n\nShoplifting is no joke.
611605
It is not right of your friend to put you into this position. If you know about it, and don't 'snitch', then you are committing a crime too! This guy has no business involving you in his law breaking.\n\nTell him you don't want to know about this sort of thing and the next time he tells you, you are going to pass the information on to the authorities.
497008
Mind your own business and let your friend handle it.  If she or he needs your help, they'll ask.  Then you have all rights to kick that persons *ss for messing with your friend.
72838
Report it to yahoo.com ASAP!!\n\nThis could be bigger than you think.  People can use your email and do internet scams leading back to you.  \n\nThere are some yahoo links attached to help assist you to report this theft.\n\nGood luck!!
733592
as she's your friend, you should'nt lie to her. once you lie, you have to cover it up with a bigger lie and you'll soon get into trouble.
1066974
okay, I'm not the best person to ask but, i personally think you should do something that would let your friend(s) see what he is doing is bad. Or you could catch him doing something wrong, and if those are your real friends, tell them and they should believe you.
77494
There's a lot of reasons why they might have stolen from you.  If you really believe this is a good person at heart, the reason may be that s/he has low self-esteem or other issues that might cause her/him to be jealous of you.  If you think the person was simply motivated by greed, then s/he certainly isn't a "friend".  \n\nIf you really are concerned, the best way is probably to adderess it directly, based on FACTS about what was taken.  And be careful to express it as genuine concern for whether that person is having other problems that may have led to the theft, not as an accusation, because once the other person's defenses go up, it will be difficult to get through.  Good luck!
390965
Congratulations! You have a hacker in your computer.\nIF he allows you to use it at all, it will cost around $100 to get rid of him.
851332
hell yea wut the hell??? shes just trying to start drama cuz she has nothing better to do. u have backstabber untrustworth friends nd u noe wut? its better that this happened cuz atleast u noe that whoever did this to you isnt really your friend nd if i were u just dont talk to her EVER again.....nd if u didnt do anything u really dont owe anybody an explanation....just tell the friend that thinks your said soomething about her what really happened nd if shes a good friend she'll believe you
380149
Not the friendship.\nStop the cheating,encourage him to study not copy.It helps himself incase you're no longer able to let him copy from you.\nA friend will not tolerate wrong doing.
709277
My opinion....File the forms.  If/When they find your friend, she can negotiate a payment plan with them.  If she doesn't then they certainly will file charges.  But these are creditors!  All they want is their money, so I don't think they will object.\n\nThat assume they even bother to investigate it.  ID Theft is a huge crime and they are so swamped that they can't possibly investigate every single complaint.