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2. You appear to be a victim of identity theft.

Mon Jun 18, 2018, 06:53 PM

Jun 2018

Here are the steps to take. Some may not apply to you. The main thing is to file an identity theft report with the police and the FTC and send the report to the creditors and the credit reporting agencies. Also freeze your credit.

https://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit/steps-for-victims-of-identity-fraud.aspx

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Credit dispute question [View all] xmas74 Jun 2018 OP

read this, it has helped me alot. Never call them to request anything SummerSnow Jun 2018 #1

Thanks xmas74 Jun 2018 #4

You appear to be a victim of identity theft. marylandblue Jun 2018 #2

Thank you. xmas74 Jun 2018 #3

I think it would still be considered a type of identity theft marylandblue Jun 2018 #5

Also google, "defeat Pressler and Pressler 3Hotdogs Jun 2018 #6