I've recently been a victim of Identity Theft! Help

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    I just found out that I've had my identity stolen and that my identity was actually used. I live in the United States. I don't know who I should report this to, where I should report it, etc. Can you give me some direction?
     
    learnwebsitedesigncom, Feb 19, 2010 IP
  2. ourfella

    ourfella Well-Known Member

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    Im not sure but I think you report it to the FBI if its in america
     
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  4. learnwebsitedesigncom

    learnwebsitedesigncom Active Member

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    Don't anyone go to that site http://bestidentityprotection.net/.

    That site has a virus on it.

     
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    Which virus lol? I think your PC has a virus.

    Kind regards,
    Jim
     
    yogesh22, Feb 19, 2010 IP
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    minasiin Guest

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    I have been same experience lately. But I live in another country, I made a statement to the police and that person was punished
     
    minasiin, Feb 20, 2010 IP
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    Also, be sure to contact all 3 credit bureaus (transunion, equifax and experien) Put a fraud alert on your report and have a statement that no creditors should extend credit without contacting you first and leave your cell phone number. I think it is called a consumer statement on the credit report.
     
    mreb1010, Feb 21, 2010 IP