If the second, I don't see the big whoop, but then, you've got to know your own boss.
I'm with Jesse on this one. Of course, I often watch movies at work when I am doing things like stuffing envelopes. I don't think anyone minds and I work much faster.
The thing that annoyed me about the t-mobile people was that they didn't offer to call UPS and change the delivery address. I had to do that. Frankly, I am surprised that I was allowed to do that, since I could be, you know, anyone who knew I ordered a phone.
The one "identity theft" thing that happened to me was long ago, when I had a membership to Gevalia. Someone stole a package off my porch, called Gevalia, changed the delivery address, and then ordered craploads of coffee. Then, before the bill came, they switched the address back, so that I got a bill for $500 worth of coffee.
When I called, they credited my account because I could prove I was not married (although they didn't make me) A man saying he was my husband called to switch the address!