IDENTITY THEFT VICTIMS - STORIES ABOUT IDENTITY THEFT

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Nicole - This identity theft victims credit report was 54 pages long, with 170 accounts. The report had 42 different names, and fraud of 65 different addresses. - Report 1. How would you like to restore your identity with a report like this?

Manne - His brother used his name to avoid drug charges. Manne lost out on a good job, and it took over a year to get his name back. S/7/25/2008.

Mari - A lawyer, an identity thief stole her business cards,. and opened an office 400 miles away under her name. Mari had over $50,000 in charges to her credit. Mari logged over 500 hours to clear her name. - Report 9.

Martha - Credit opened in her name, took her over three years to clear, even after early fraud alerts. - Report 20.

Pete - Almost bought a boat in Wisconsin from an eBay scammer. - S-1-18-2008.

Paulette - A so called friend from church takes more then she’s entitled to. This identity theft victim was blind to what was going on. S-6/20/2008.

Sue - Identity thieves got credit card sent to her old address. - S-1-4-2008.

Susan - Identity theft fraud allowed thieves to steal her house and mortgage it. Susan now owes $300,000 on her own home. - Report 5.

Susana - Living pay check to pay check, her bank debit card account was drained, police just filed the victims report away. - Report 20.

Steve - Victim of immigrant identify theft. - Report 12.

Stancy - As police pulled her over for a minor traffic offence, her record showed her to be using cocaine, and not showing up for court. Stancy was arrested or detained 8 times, while she was a victim of criminal identity theft, the ordeal lasted 4 years. - S-1-22-2008.

Tom - Had a tampered briefcase. Report 1.

Vanessa - Debit card information taken after a purchase. - Report 1.

Vincent - Was detained by police five times for the crimes of his identity thief. - S-6/20/2008.

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James - Almost became a victim when an identity thief attempted pharming his information. Report 1.

Jamiee - Became a victim of identity theft when a former manager took her information, opened several accounts and created fraud in her name. After her experience she pushed for stronger laws. - Report 20.

Jason - His friend took his identify and now Jason faces jail time for a crime he didn’t commit. Known as criminal identity theft - S-5/22/2008.

Joe - Collection agency wanted $40,000 for a operation he never had. Joe just became a victim of medical identity theft - Report 16.

John - A victim of Internet Bank Fraud. - Report 29.

Jorge - Is arrested for crimes he didn’t do, then later sentenced to prison for them. Jorge has proof of being an identity theft victim, yet his files were not erased. - Report 8.

Judith - Someone used her name. - Report 1.

Karen - Spotted the person that had stolen her identity and chased her down - literally (this one’s actually funny in a sense). - S-9-5-2007.

Larry - First the Jeweler, then the auto dealer, and then the boat dealer all called and wanted to be paid for the items he was accused of charging - when he explained it wasn’t him - before long he was behind closed doors with federal agents - his identity was taken in 1986. - S-1-4-2008.

Lee - A stolen wallet gave the identity thief enough information to get a car, insurance, & new credit accounts opened in his name. Lee’s bank account was drained, and he was charged for criminal acts, all because someone stole his identity. - Report 20.

Linda - She applied for job at Target, found out she was a victim when she was denied the job, as she was told she already worked there, actually her social security number worked there, and at 37other places. - Report 12.

Linda J -This potential identity theft victim was told a laptop containing her information was stolen from a former employer. - S-1/2/2008.

Lori - A careful executive that does a lot of shopping online, is told her bank card is declined. She found herself lured into a phishing scam. - Report 22.

Nestor - Gets a phone call telling him his personal information is being sold on the internet, even after he placed a fraud alert on his credit report! A repeat victim of credit card identity theft . - Report 2.

It is said that once you become a victim of identity theft you're likely to become a victim again.