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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Could not put it down. Jun 06, 2006
By S. Lawson
"non-reader"
I do not read that often but a friend recommended I read this book. I read it faster then any book. What an amazing story. I could relate to parts of this book. If you have every had any credit issues or legal issues or know anyone who has you should read this book.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Review by David Faulkner, Critic Jul 22, 2006
By Gerald H. Eller
Anyone who is concerned about identity theft needs to read this book. Jerry Eller does a great job taking you through a journey that changed his life. His name got confused with another guy, a simple data entry error. Should be easy to straighten out, right? Not so! Jerry ended up losing jobs, having problems with his military record, and is still trying to get it resolved today. Years later!
Well written in an entertaining style. Makes you want to read more just to see what's going to happen next to this poor guy. He gets no help from the people that are supposed to be in place to help with this kind of thing. Jerry is not afraid to name names in the book either.
Overall I liked the book and would recommend it. Just pray this never happens to you! David Faulkner
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
THIS IS A COMPELLING TRUE STORY--A MUST READ!!! Aug 04, 2006
By BOBBI CITRON
I am not one to read books but was compelled to read this particular true story about the plight of Gerald Eller. It is written in a style that combines seriousness while at the same time the author is able to throw in some humor--it's a "real" story that makes you feel as if you know him and are there experiencing everything with him. I found it to be such an amazing story that I finished it in only 3 days!!! Have you ever gotten a phone call from a creditor checking to see if you made a particular charge? Do you remember the feeling of shock you felt when it was revealed that YOU were not the person placing that charge??? Well, in some cases the problem is resolved quickly and promptly Unfortunately, Gerald's story (one more complicated than charge card fraud) is one that can happen to anyone and it's unfortunate that his identity was confused with another person's criminal alias (Jerry Willard's) in 1997 and after all these years is still having a detrimental effect on many aspects of his life including being denied various jobs and the drama he endured when he re-enlisted in the Military after 911. It's obvious that a previous reviewer going by the name of "Mark Twain" has been doing too much partying with Elvis and hasn't had time to actually read "Liberty For None And Injustice For All". Gerald...I sincerely hope that you do not give up your fight for finding Liberty and Justice for All!!! The last chapter of the book is titled "The End?"....will there be a sequel to this compelling story? By reading this book I could tell that Gerald definitely has persistence and determination and I certainly hope he doesn't give up his fight for finding the justice that he deserves.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 This book makes me laugh!!!! As in are you serious. Dec 27, 2007
By N. Major
I bought this book because I was in it. How is it that everyone on the whole Island was against you. Could it be you.....? When a person has so many problems with people, they just need to take a step back and reevaluate the sitution ( It can be YOU!!) It was never a black or white issue. Never seen a person with so much problems.
1 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 King of Unsolicited Emails Nov 29, 2006
By Tom
This guy keeps spamming me and is now promising to donate 6 million dollars to Katrina victims if half a million people buy his book. I would happily double that if everyone buys my book...but then again, I could easily afford to because I would pocket 12 million for myself. What a generous guy.
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