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“Contact the three nationwide credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — to request free fraud alerts, credit freezes, active duty military credit monitoring, and opt outs from prescreened credit offers.”
This webpage has a check-able list to help those who may have experienced identity theft or fraud know what to do immediately, walks them through next steps, includes information for specific types of account issues, and information for specific identity theft types.
In this webinar, the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs discusses the warning signs of child identity theft and ways to protect your child’s information. They talk about how to check a child’s credit report and what to do if something fraudulent is found.
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