Nigerian Spam

What should you do if you have your identity stolen?

• Contact your banks, other financial institutions and card issuer to report disputed transactions.

• Make a report to your local state or territory police.

• Contact a credit reporting agency and tell them that you have been compromised by identity theft and would like a file note placed on your file

• Contact your local Post Office to check if your mail has been diverted to another address.

• Document the nature and timing of all conversations you have had in reporting the incidents to the various agencies.
• Contact any relevant government agencies or departments, including Australian Passport Office or Centrelink.

Filed under: Scam — admin August 4, 2008 @ 11:46 pm


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