it depends on several factors: Was the account in question an account you already have, or was it a new account that was created by the identity thief? If it was just a current account, then you should be able to access the account. But if it was a new account, then you may possibly have a problem. It depends on what methods the creditor uses for verifying your identity before releasing information. In many cases, the thief may use a victim's name and social security number, but may use a different address so the victim never sees the bills. In any case, a little aggressive action on your part will usually solve the problem. Ask to speak with a supervisor if the customer service rep will not provide information on the account, and explain your situation. The creditors don't want to lose money any more than you do, so they will usually be cooperative. Victims typically suffer the most financial losses on new accounts opened, versus on accounts that are already established. The experts think this is because consumers can easily monitor current accounts and notice changes, whereas they may not even realize they have an account open if it's a new account created by an ID thief. Here's an interesting report about Identity Theft statistics: www.creditscorehero.com/articles/identity-theft-report.aspx This site also has quite a bit of helpful information about identity theft www.creditscorehero.com good luck!
I have been a victim of identity theft. My credit card was used to make a purchase on the Internet while the card was still in my possession.
If you can still access it, change the password.
Log in still.
When you have a free trial membership, you have access to a paid Moshi Member account. When the free trial runs out, if you do not purchase a paid membership, you lose access to the paid account, but all the Moshlings remain in that paid member account. You then have access to a free Basic Member account and have two of your moshlings in that basic account. If you ever purchase a paid Moshi Member account, all the moshlings will still be in that account.
Yes. It's 8 a month to have the account, it doesn't matter how many devises you use to access the account.
You may be able to add someone as a joint owner of the account, which would allow them to access the account (make withdrawals, write checks, use online banking, have a debit card, etc) but you can still order checks with only your name on it. However, bank officials will still be able to see the joint owner's name on the account - it just wouldn't be on the checks. Ask your bank if they allow this.
Guildwars.com. Click the links to "Download Game Client". Be aware that you will still need to buy an account to get access.
Yes, you will still be able to access your Moshi Monsters account and you will keep 2 of the most rare Moshlings.
Yes, a savings account will really help you save money if you remain loyal to the fact that it is a savings account. You still have access to your money, but it's up to you to keep it saved.
An Xtramail account allows you to store the last 30 days worth of emails received by your account on a separate server, so that if your email server goes down you can still access your emails anywhere.
You must be entering the wrong combination. Caps Lock might be on while inserting the password. There is no issue with mobile and desktop version.
Change the password on your account, then they will no longer be able to access your account from the old machine as it will still have the old password recorded.