Shelly J
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First call the credit card company and get the card canceled. Ask them to re-issue a new card with the fradulant charges removed (or at least suspended until the theft is verified)
Second call the police and report this asap.
Third document any proof that you have about this person and get that info to the credit card company and the police.
Your city will probably press charges. If you don't incure any monetary loss I don't think you can sue. But they should get charged with theft and / or fraud.
Good luck! |
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GossipGirlBFF
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contact the police and your credit card compoany |
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stan c
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1. Call credit card co and cancel credit card
2. Call Trans Union Fraud Dept toll free 1-800-680-7289 and have it put on Fraud Alert
3. Request your free credit report from annualcreditreport.com or call toll free @ 1-877-322-8228 |
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LG
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Report them to the police. |
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mcmoehring@sbcglobal.net
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Call the police...Call the police...Call the police...
Have some proof they'll need it.
The moron who did this showed no consideration for you...what goes around comes around. |
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marlenekay4
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First of all give the info to the credit card company, and to the cops. |
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asianhottie29
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you options:
1. if you sure of these people who did it, you ask them stop using your card and return you the money.
2. call police, report them.
3. cancel credit card.
4. watch out your own stuffs, ot gie theafs chances... |
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WildRockMan
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Credit card fraud is a CRIME. Call the police. Call your card company. |
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PMD
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Call your credit card company and tell them you didn't charge the merchandise.
If you think you've been a victim of identity theft, this website will help:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/ |
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Rick B
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Call the credit card and report it. You *might* be responsible for the first $50, but nothing beyond that.
Also, report it to the police.
Sure, you can sue, but you really wnat to waste your time over $200?!??! |
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iip
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You should tell them that you knew what they did to you ask them to return your money charge them for more than just the $ 200 loss, or otherwise you will press charged with the police.(this is a crime and they will do it again in some other time,you are lucky that you know who did it to you ) and i hope you have prove that they did it |
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Celine
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Call the cops. Don't do anything you will regret later. |
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gobonzzo
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The first thing you should have done was to call up your credit card and report the card as lost or stolen. If you did not do that you are essentially barking on hot air. You should also send a dispute letter to the credit card company disputing each and every charge that is not yours, unless they advise you of a different process in this case. The credit card company may simply reverse the disputed items.
After you have done all this, file a complaint with your local police and send a copy of the complaint to the credit card company. |
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debbireed
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First call the police. Call the bank and tell them about illegal charges, normally they will reverse the charges. Then you can sue them, if the bank doesn't reverse the charges. |
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