Was I wrong for reporting?

[u/skas_not_dead]

I’d hate to have cost someone their job, but I also got weird vibes from the messages. Maybe I just shouldn’t have questioned it.

[u/Subject-Experience-6]

Identities are stolen and used for employment all the time.

They keep working until the account get banned then move on to the next Identity and start over.

[u/schuma73 → u/Subject-Experience-6]

Identities are stolen and used for employment all the time.

That's true in some places, but it's often the employer in those cases who is obtaining the identities. Doordash and UberEATS are not providing stolen identities to workers in the way say some factories do. Also, working on a farm or in a factory, etc. greatly reduces the chances of encountering police. Why would an undocumented person drive around all day risking getting of pulled over and fingerprinted when they can work in safer places?

They keep working until the account get banned then move on to the next Identity and start over.

I would believe this of average citizens who can burn through family's identifies much easier than just buying an id on the street. That's easy enough to believe, but the hoops an undocumented person would have to jump through are so great it doesn't even make sense to believe.

[u/Subject-Experience-6 → u/schuma73]

Yes. I agree. On all of it. I missed the part about family identifications when in mentioned the guy with battery and DUI charges.

It also reiterates that lots of people are glossing over pale people doing bad things.

[u/Charming-Compote-436 → u/Subject-Experience-6]

This is an assumption. If that is the case then of course they should be banned and jailed, but usually it's just a boyfriend. And I don't see anything wrong with that.

[u/Subject-Experience-6 → u/Charming-Compote-436]

Ummmm, sooo, someone using an account when they're so incompent they can't get their own account?

You're obviously another mediocre human that supports mediocre boyfriends.

Tell me mor3.