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Community members have submitted 3 distinct reports about freecreditreport.com between May 2011 and March 2012. Here is what people are reporting: "Thoughts on creditkarma.com? http://www.creditkarma.com/ It looks legit, but at the same time I'm worried that it's either 1) a scam like freecreditreport.com or 2) Not a scam but not worth it considering I can get my credit reports for free from annualcreditreport.com Has anyone used the sit..." "Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may e...
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Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
Dad and step mom stole my identity? This may end up being pretty long but here it goes. About 2 years ago I started getting phone calls from bill collectors, quite frequently, to my cell phone and they were asking for my step mother. I told my mother who was a cop for 15 years about it and that is when she told me to check my credit. I got a credit report from freecreditreport.com and found that all of my step mothers credit information was somehow linked to my credit. My credit score was atrocious and said that my average credit history is 17 years (I was 21 at the time) and that I was tens of thousands of dollars in debt. There were many credit cards taken out for 10's of thousands dollars that were never even attempted to be paid. I asked my dad and step mother about this and my dad just clammed up and wouldn't say anything while my step mother told me, "Not to worry about it." Suspicious of this I started the investigation process through Experian and they quickly took all of her stuff off of credit report but they said nothing else about it. I called an investigator who wanted to talk with me but I, for some reason decided not to. They have done the same thing before to my mother when I was like 8. They forged my moms signature and got a credit card out in her name so I know it's not below them. I know that the statute of limitations for identity theft is 7 years in Texas and I would like to pursue the investigation within the next 5 months. This is only because I'm currently living in a house that he owns and can't move until then. I was wondering if you think they actually stole my identity or if it was just a mistake on the credit bureaus part. My step moms name is very similiar to mine, but doesn't it go by ssn number? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. UPDATE: I've called the investigations unit and I'm awaiting a return call. I'm still a little nervous about sending my dad and possibly step mom to prison but I have to do this before he does it
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