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Identity Fraud
kjnealon
Posts: 3 Newbie
Firstly let me apologise if this post is in the incorrect forum, Im sure it'll be moved if necessary,
My story is as follows....
I recently had a look at my Equifax report and found a defaulted credit agreement in my Mis-spelt name at my Previous address.
I moved house in 2003 and this agreement was set up in 2006 !!.
The agreement is in default to the tune of over a thousand pounds!!.
Obviously I neither knew about this till now and could never have recieved anything from this agreement (im presuming its a catalogue or something similiar).
I presume whoever moved in after me used my details to create this account.
I feel irate that the cheeky !!!!er has done this and they feel they will get away with it.
I have contacted Equifax who have gave me a phone number for the creditor saying I should contact them to discuss.
What should I do ?? Any advice on the best way forward for me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
My story is as follows....
I recently had a look at my Equifax report and found a defaulted credit agreement in my Mis-spelt name at my Previous address.
I moved house in 2003 and this agreement was set up in 2006 !!.
The agreement is in default to the tune of over a thousand pounds!!.
Obviously I neither knew about this till now and could never have recieved anything from this agreement (im presuming its a catalogue or something similiar).
I presume whoever moved in after me used my details to create this account.
I feel irate that the cheeky !!!!er has done this and they feel they will get away with it.
I have contacted Equifax who have gave me a phone number for the creditor saying I should contact them to discuss.
What should I do ?? Any advice on the best way forward for me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Err... how about contacting the creditor and discuss the situation with them?I have contacted Equifax who have gave me a phone number for the creditor saying I should contact them to discuss.
What should I do ?? Any advice on the best way forward for me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
Just an idea.
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