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What a headache! Moving home and ID Fraud...
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To the OP - you're not a journalist trying to make up, sorry - research and write, a story on peoples fear of identity theft are you?
Cynical, moi?
Lol, I'd have to admit this post really made me smile - I have been called many things, but a journalist?
I don't know how I could convince you that I'm not...
All I can say is I'm not!
I suppose I could ask you to look out for newspaper articles about ID fraud?0 -
Hi there,
I wouldn't worry about ID fraud, but I would contact your old employer & ask for a copy of your P45 (or a copy of your last wage slip) as you will need the figures from there when you start a new job!
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Nah your passport and driving license are more useful to an ID fraudster.I'm not cynical I'm realistic
(If a link I give opens pop ups I won't know I don't use windows)0
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