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Domain
oag.ca
First seen Feb 23, 2026
Suspicious
- No SSL certificate
- 56 community reports from users
Campaign Intelligence
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Part of: Other Robocall Campaign3/27/2026
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Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
Gave Scammer Sensitive Identity Information: Fill Identity Theft Affidavit Now or Wait? My partner and I recently fell victim to a fraudulent rental listing on Craigslist. The scammer targeted a property that was listed for sale and had unsupervised open house hours, creating a fake rental listing based on the original for-sale description. My partner visited the house without an agent present (she spoke to the scammer via phone and believed in his reason for not having an agent show up), liked it, and decided to move forward with leasing. The scammer then provided us with a rental application PDF via email, to which we responded by filling out and sending back the rental application PDF with our sensitive personal information, including our date of birth, Social Security numbers, driver's license details, address history, and employment information. After this, the scammer did not respond to any of our subsequent messages, and we later realized that we had been duped. We have already taken preventive actions such as freezing many of our consumer reports, following the guidelines found on the Reddit posts for [identity theft](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft), [freezing credit and other consumer reports](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/uvv3ij/psa_freezing_your_three_main_credit_reports_is/), and the [identity theft cleanup guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/10h7hdt/identity_theft_cleanup_guide/) (shoutout to /u/TovMod for the helpful guides). Additionally, we have filed a police report. At present, there are no fraudulent accounts or loans opened in our names. The identity theft affidavit [form](https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/privacy/id_theft_affidavit.pdf) that we are considering filling out specifically asks for details of any fraudulently opened accounts, which currently are nonexistent in our case. Given this situation, should we complete the identity theft affidavit form and have
958 days ago2 upvotes
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