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marylandblue

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5. I think it would still be considered a type of identity theft

Reply to xmas74 (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 18, 2018, 07:10 PM

Jun 2018

But even if it isn't, if you treat it that way, you are putting yourself in a stronger legal position. Your police report is evidence that the debt isn't yours.

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read this, it has helped me alot. Never call them to request anything SummerSnow Jun 2018 #1

Thanks xmas74 Jun 2018 #4

You appear to be a victim of identity theft. marylandblue Jun 2018 #2

Thank you. xmas74 Jun 2018 #3

I think it would still be considered a type of identity theft marylandblue Jun 2018 #5

Also google, "defeat Pressler and Pressler 3Hotdogs Jun 2018 #6