Quote from: mlawrence on March 25, 2013, 12:08:36 AM

Quote from: nanopene on March 24, 2013, 11:56:45 PM

For example, this document from 2010 http://www.sos.nh.gov/imaging/12926555.pdf
Which matches with the signature that I received in my contract in 2013: http://i.imgur.com/i9BT1qC.jpg
This pretty much answers and confirms tldoctor's identity as Eric Neal.

I'm no forensic scientist, but those signatures don't look too similar to me.

They look pretty similar to me. Of course I'm biased having made the signatures, but there's not much difference. Keep in mind, my original signature 3 years ago has obviously changed some, as most people's signatures do after that time period.

If anyone has further reason to doubt I am the person I say I am, I'd be happy to prove it somehow and alleviate your fears, provided the method of proving my identity is not too invasive.

Thank you for you comments nanopene, you won't regret your investment. I just ran the first dialer (as I always do with a new file) and got some pretty hopeful callbacks. After a week of running the dialer and my associates manually working the file, I'll have every account batch scrubbed through my skiptracing resource for new numbers, addresses, emails, assets and employers... etc.