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Jonathan H Levy
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They are apparently based in Delaware. You can file a complaint with the...
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Donald Edward Petersen's answer
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Consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney who has handled "name...
Mark Hankins
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It's identity theft. The FACT Act provides relief. When you get your credit...
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Lu Ann Trevino
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I am not licensed to practice law in your state. These comments are made...
Lu Ann Trevino
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I am not licensed to practice law in your state. These comments are made...
Don Waggoner
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You should contact Richard Hornsby in Orlando. He may be able to help you or...
Lu Ann Trevino
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I am not licensed to practice law in your state. These comments are made...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Beware of identity theft concerns. You might find helpful my Legal Guide, "...
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Donald Edward Petersen's answer
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"Freezing" a credit report is a mechanism which may help prevent identity theft....
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Pamela Koslyn
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This is identity theft, and like the other respondents, I can't believe that...
David Michael Goldman
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You should talk with a local attorney. Perhaps one that does Fair Credit...
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Dennis Andrew Chen
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The landlord can request the bank statements but you don't have to provide them....
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Bonita M. Riggens' answer
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Doing that was not a bad joke but a serious privacy violation which could lead...
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Donald Edward Petersen's answer
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When someone steals your identity, you can dispute the account by sending a...
Stephen Scott Stone
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You can dispute the fact that it has been placed on your credit report with one...
Eric Aaron Jacobs
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If in fact your identity was stolen, regardless of by whome, you should not be...
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Lu Ann Trevino
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You are not entitled to use your husband's identity information to obtain...
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Aaron J. Slavin
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Contributor Level 5

From a criminal attorney's perspective, it seems that any crime that may have...
Brian Mitchell Rowland
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There are limits in Florida condominium law as to how much a fine can be and...
Brian Mitchell Rowland
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Correction to my last paragraph ... I meant "ATTACK" not "attach". By attack,...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Contributor Level 10

Be careful of a scam or attempted identity theft. Good luck.
Guy Piers Coburn
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In general, the statute of limitations in Florida for most debt claims is...

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