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What do you do when your bank account has been frozen by a collector?

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

qurious_q asked:

My friends credit card was declined during dinner and she called the bank and they told her a lawyer in another state froze her account. The bank does not know who the creditor is, only the lawyer.

It has been a week and the lawyer has not returned any calls and his the phone number provided is a cell phone. We are talking over $5k frozen. She swears she owes no one, has perfect credit, just received a recent copy of her credit report and everything.

Could it be possible identity theft? I’ve done searches trying to find this lawyer, a address or something and cannot find anything, the bank cannot either. Help me, help my friend.

Popularity: 4% [?]

Tags: Cell Phone, credit card, frozen bank account, Identity Theft, personal identity theft
Posted in Credit, Credit Cards, Law Enforcement & Police | 5 Comments »

7 Day Trial for Identity Theft Program

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

Personal Identity Theft Free 7 day Trial - IdentityTruth

Identity theft programs are a fairly new breed and type of insurance. In the future economy with all of the technological advancements comes high tech crime against individuals personal identity and financial well being. There are a few different Identity Theft Programs currently, some programs even have individuals on commercials showing their complete social security number to millions of viewers.

Popularity: 8% [?]

Tags: high tech crime, Insurance, number, personal identity theft
Posted in Insurance, Insurance Deals | No Comments »