PANICED:victim of credit default

thechippy

They should investigate, but I don't know how much importance they will give it.

mdr86

Yes, I think so - it is their job to investigate crime!

thechippy

mdr86 wrote: »

Yes, I think so - it is their job to investigate crime!

As long as they are not too busy nicking motorists or eating donuts....:D

ice2011

thechippy wrote: »

They should investigate, but I don't know how much importance they will give it.

But I just concern how long will it take? of course i want to be out of this problem ASAP.

ice2011

mdr86 wrote: »

Yes, I think so - it is their job to investigate crime!

yes . I trust them can help me .

Will it be long time to deal with investigate?

thechippy

ice2011 wrote: »

yes . I trust them can help me .

Will it be long time to deal with investigate?

Sorry, can't answer that....:o

MrsTinks

First contact the credit reference agency and get markers placed against the defaults stating that these are contested and ask the credit reference company to remove them as you are not the debtor in question. It might not be identity theft but simply a creditor placing the debt against the wrong Mr Joe Bloggs - it happens. You asking the credit reference agencies to remove them as they are incorrect will start an investigation into the validity of the claim.

ice2011

MrsTine wrote: »

First contact the credit reference agency and get markers placed against the defaults stating that these are contested and ask the credit reference company to remove them as you are not the debtor in question. It might not be identity theft but simply a creditor placing the debt against the wrong Mr Joe Bloggs - it happens. You asking the credit reference agencies to remove them as they are incorrect will start an investigation into the validity of the claim.

I think credit report company will remove all defaults as they did not done by me in fact.