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CRIME ALERT ARCHIVES

Identity Theft

 

Identity Theft is the illegal use of another's personal information, such as credit card numbers, Social Security number, or driver's Photo of a false id cardlicense number, to commit fraud or other crimes.

The more difficult you make it to steal your information the harder it is for the suspect to make you a victim. If you suspect that your identity or bank accounts have been tampered with contact your local law enforcement agency and credit/banking institution immediatly. The longer you wait-the more damage can be done.

1. Immediately place a fraud alert on your accounts with fraudulant activity AND with all three credit reporting agencies.

2. Immediately close any/all accounts you believe to be fraudlent.

3. Make a police report with the law enforcement agency in the city that you live in.

 

University Police publications:

10 Tools to Protect Against Identity Theft Attacks

10 Tools to Protect Against Phishing Attacks

Identity Theft brochure

 

Sign up for our Identity Theft Prevention Workshop

 

Additional Resources:

 

Credit Reporting Bureaus

Equifax:

Equifax Credit Information Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 740241
Atlanta, GA 30374

Fraud alert: Call 1-888-766-0008

Credit report: 1-800-685-1111

 

Experian:

Experian  National Consumer Assistance

P.O. Box 9530

Allen, TX 75013

Fraud alert & credit score/report: 888-397-3742

 

TransUnion:

TransUnion Fraud Victim Assistance Department P.O. Box 6790

Fullerton, CA 92834

Fraud alert: 1-800-680-7298

Credit report: 1-877-322-8228