Imagine this. your spouse gets access to your personal infosuch as ssn, dob etc.. They open up some charge cards in your name w/o your knowledge - get the statements- you never see them - charge on them - make payments to them. Even use cards you are aware of -you report charges not yours - payments not yours. you spot charges that are not yours - you spot payments not yours - you tell them there was an error - they send you a letter confirming - they change your credit card number to stop the fraud - but then the card comes to you at work, the person is once again aware of your new card number- Again the same thing happens - charges and payments not yours..... where might this be going? .
Well , imagine this type of identity scam - 4-5 years later and you are now being sued for any money that they CLAIM they paid on your cards!! Credit companies say it is rare - but it has happened. years later - how do you defend ?
2007-02-20
06:13:01
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