Identity fraud - how do i get my own back?!

bargainbetty

Which police team did you speak to? If you approach the Safer Neighbourhood Team (ask at your local station) they may be able to have a quiet word with the household responsible. Having a police officer let them know that you caught them at it might be enough to stop them targeting you again.

They probably won't prosecute, but file a formal report and ask for a reference number, just in case it happens again.

pimento

Buy a £50 jalopy, register it in the name and address of the person at that address and then park it on a double yellow line in town somewhere. Don't tax or insure it.

Watch in delight as they try to prove to the bailiffs that it wasn't them guv, honest....

biggaz26

pimento wrote: »

Buy a £50 jalopy, register it in the name and address of the person at that address and then park it on a double yellow line in town somewhere. Don't tax or insure it.

Watch in delight as they try to prove to the bailiffs that it wasn't them guv, honest....

I like this one.....

Park it on a red route in london.....cost them a fortune when its towed and crushed...especially if it has not tax on it too.

I should know!!

G

pimento

Just don't cross me...

bigpound

Wow, some really silly posts here. Fraudsters use middle-men to deliver their stolen goods. They advertise jobs online where a sucker must accept delivery of goods then redeliver them to another dress to get paid a small fee.