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CIFAS Marker Hell

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grumpy_codger Posts: 1,031 Forumite

14 May at 8:58PM edited 14 May at 9:00PM

Lennyloo said:

I don’t know which way to turn. My son feels like taking his own life. He is unable to get any kind of bank account after having his identity stolen. He has had the CIFA markers removed after obtaining a crime number but the problem continues. ...

If the problem continues, I think this means that it wasn't only this marker that caused the problem and, possibly, not only at CIFAS.

See MSE article: Fraud scoring can count too

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