You can reach out to the student loan servicer to inquire about it. If you've already done so, you can consider contacting a consumer protection...

I would mail them a formal cease and desist letter to tell them to stop contacting you in any way (including but not limited to: phone calls,...

Agree with the last advice. I would add that you should also open a formal dispute with them regarding the transaction. If they deny your dispute,...

I would contact a consumer protection attorney. Depending on how the transactions were processed from your account, there is a chance that it could...

It's tough to say but if you want to pull your credit reports, you should be able to access your Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union credit reports...

Consider contacting an attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Make sure to keep records of all communications you have, the...

I see this is in the banking section so I will assume that it is something to do with "banking fraud" or something similar with US Bank where money...

Contact an attorney familiar with the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA). It sounds like you could have a case to be brought but...

You can look for a consumer protection attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Attorneys cannot solicit on AVVO but you can...

It's tough to determine exactly what the current status of the police report and the credit you referenced. If you completed a police report, you...