I lost my Driver’s License, Social Security Card, Health Insurance Membership Card, Auto Insurance Card.
How many different ways can someone use these things to commit identity theft. For example opening new lines of credit, withdrawing money from my accounts, racking up medical bills and auto accidents…any other ideas or real life-experience anyone has?

Stacey
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A friend the stole her purse with all her documentation and the make some charge in her credit cards but the bank put they money back, but them weeks after she notice that some one withdraw all her money from her account using her SSN all the money that she had save for her and her child that is a Big BS from people that they don’t work and they are just Doing Evil
Do anyone knows what we can do for fix this problem I’ll appreciated all help
Thank you!!!
the money has been deposit back into the bank but has been weeks than that happened but it looks like someone use her SSN and get the money OUT and they even use one of the cards to purchase a service in a **** Site @ 3am

Serafina
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i got a letter yesterday saying that i borrowed money from the sallie mae foundation, like a student loan thing, i dotn have a bank account, i’m only 17, and i havent graduated high school yet. how can that possibly happen?

the letter got my address n my phone # right but it spelled my name wrong??

Flavia

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I got a flier in the mail from a company called LIfeLock, it looks like a good idea but has anyone ever used it? Is it worth what you pay for it? Or are there better alternatives?

Eileen
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My mother has committed identity fraud against me about 6 times now, knowing that I am still young, trying to graduate from college, and barely make any money. Yesterday I found out for the 6th time. I have been trying to forgive her and I excused the first 5 times and paid the bills off, but I am getting so angry and frustrated over this! She is such a scam artist and a huge liar. When I confronted her, she acted like I was the crazy one and I shouldn’t be mad! ———-I’m getting to the point where I just want to prosecute her because she just thinks I’ll pay this one off and excuse it again. I don’t think so!! What do you think I should do???
Thanks soooo much everyone! You all have been so very helpful!

Madie
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Dec
02
Filed Under (identity theft) by admin

I am going to sign up for an identity theft protection service. I DO NOT want to hear any nonsense about how you may think they aren’t worth the money because I can do it myself. I can file my own taxes, too, but I still go to H R Block. What I want to know is what services should I look for when choosing a company. Please DO NOT suggest any specific company. Just suggest things that an identity theft service should provide so that I can look for things that maybe I haven’t already thought about. Thank you for your answers.

Magdalena
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Tonight a lady came up to me and explained that she was out of gas and needed money and said she would mail the same amount back in a couple days. She asked for my last name only, then my street address. I gave it to her, it being the holiday season and all, then went on my way. But then I got to thinking, is what i gave her enough for her to do anything damaging as far as identity theft goes? And if it is what can I do to for damage control?

Georgeanna
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My husband’s dad took out a credit card in my husbands name. The family has been split up for about 5 years. His dad and mom got back together and he is now talking to both of them. It is very sticky situation. He told them it was his father, he denied he ever did it and the agency sold it to another agency. Now that they are talking he has to do it all over again. He talked to his dad and his dad said he didn’t have the money to pay it. He doesn’t want to get his dad in trouble. Is there any easy way to fix this? Anyone with any experiences?

Elza
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Oct
07
Filed Under (identity theft) by admin

if your identity is stolen and you show that you never actually spent the money yourself, dosent your bank have to repay you the money. after all sometimes they steal it in a way that is not possible to prevent them from. your not responsible. you should be re payed and the banks should help protect your money better.

Kimber
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