Send to PrinterAugust 1, 1997
March, 2006
- A Benefit of Ordering One's Free Credit Report Online Rather than by Phone
(03.06) - Identity Theft Victim's House has Loans Against It, Rented out to Tenants (02.05)
- The Frustrations of an Identity Theft Victim (12.04)
- Sister Used Credit Card and Her Name for Committing Crimes
(09.04) - Cell Phones and Student Loans and Civil Judgements, Oh My!
(09.04) - Employer's Employee Listing Facilitated Identity Theft (07.04)
- An Identity Theft Victim's 17 y.o. Perpetrate Facing Judgement
(07.04) - Keys Takens, Car Stolen, Later Found with 50 SSNs (05.04)
- Change of Address? An Identity Theft Victim Sounds a Warning (12.02)
- Beware of Debit Card Fraud (10.02)
- The Military ID Was too Easy to Get: System Failures Aided the Thief (07.02)
- It Takes Time and Vigilance to Regain Your Good Name (03.02)
- A Police Officer Speaks Out (07.01)
- The Lament of an Identity Theft Victim (07.01)
- The Credit Grantors Facilitated the Identity Theft Crime (05.01)
- Online Brokerage Services: An Accident Waiting to Happen
(03.01) - This Identity Thief Was Brought to Justice: Example of Restitution Letter
(11.00) - It All Started at the Supermarket (10.00)
- U.S. Senate Written Testimony of Michelle Brown (07.00)
- U.S. Senate Oral Testimony of Michelle Brown (07.00)
- This Victim Produced a Documentary on Identity Theft (06.00)
- Joe's Story: "The Burden is Entirely On The Victim To Prove Fraud Over and Over Again" (05.00)
- Her Mother Stole Her Identity (05.00)
- Cellular Phone Company Made it Too Easy (11.99)
- The Credit Grantor Ignored Her (07.99)
- I'm Burdened with My Sister's Criminal Record (05.99)
- A Virginian Vents (05.99)
- Linda's Identity Was Stolen By Her Employer (04.99)
- Getting the Run-Around in Illinois (02.99)
- Legislative Testimony of John and Jane Doe (1999)
- A Reporters Story: It All Starts with the SSN (09.98)
- A Mother's Identity Theft Diary (08.97)
