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ID Theft - Reference Library
Submitted by oversee on Fri, 07/11/2008 - 22:42
Non Profit Organizations and Associations
Links to identity theft information centers, publications, and consumer issues.
- International Association of Chiefs of Police: Curbing Identity Theft Resolution
- Privacy Rights Clearinghouse: Identity Theft Resources
- Better Business Bureau
- Call for Action
- National Consumers' League (National Fraud Information Center)
Credit Bureaus
Links to three major credit bureaus. Get more information on credit reports and identity theft issues.
Federal Government
Important links to federal sites providing information on consumer rights, SSA Fraud, and help resources.
- Federal Trade Commission
- Department of the Treasury
- Comptroller of the Currency
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
- Secret Service (USSS)
- Social Security Administration
- US Department of Justice
- US Postal Inspection Service
State & Local Government
Links to Local and State Govt. sites with information on legislature and critical issues.
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ID Theft Research & Tools
Plan for Prevention
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Trusted ID
Approach: TrustedID is perfect if you’re looking for a comprehensive ID theft protection plan that safeguards your credit, medical benefits, computer, and your family from identity thieves.
LifeLock
Approach: LifeLock, the leader in proactive identity theft protection, works to help stop identity thieves wherever and however they try to access your personal information.
ID Patrol by Equifax
Approach: ID Patrol is Equifax’s expertise and resources for a comprehensive choice in identity theft protection.
ID Watchdog
Approach: ID Watchdog offers extensive coverage for non-credit related identity theft protection.
Protect My ID by Experian
Approach: ProtectMyID focuses its identity theft services around Protection, Detection, and Resolution.
Identity Lookout
Approach: Identity Lookout features daily monitoring of your credit reports with the help of the 3 large credit bureaus.
This week alone, Congress has passed a bill enforcing stronger identity theft protection laws and the Senate has introduced a bill specifically aimed at reducing the identity theft risk among the...

Comments
You should try and contact griffin protection group (St Louis, MO). It is a company that deals with idenity theft and prevention. It was built by law enforecment so they have a lot of contacts that could get you answers.
You should act immediately and be persistent. The four steps I would take include: 1. Closing any accounts that you believe have been tampered with, 2. Contact the three credit bureaus and place a fraud alert on your account, 3. File a report with your local police, 4. File a report with the FTC https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/
First you should dispute all the fraudulent charges on your credit card report and bills. They should take down all the negative info from the credit report. Once that is done you are good to go.
I have not been able to get any help since my identity was stolen. Is there any one here who can help me? I would like to know which is the best place to go to. I have also written to FTC but still waiting for a response.