Unlawful/fraudulent use of a credit card or the cc assigned number is a federal felony and can result in prosecution and imprisonment. Suspected cases of fraudulent use or identity theft should be reported to the Federal Trade Commission, http://www.ftc.gov
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To determine if that person should be given a loan or credit card
Credit Profile Number - General term given to any nine digit or multi-digit number used to obtain credit. Examples of such numbers include the Social Security Number, the Taxpayer Identification Number, the Employer Identification Number, and the Credit Privacy Number.
<p><p>You have to have the phone number that was given to the credit card company when the card was applied for. Depending on the company, the number is all you need. Sometimes, you may need the last four of the social or mother's maiden name. For companies that only require a call from the original number, this can be accomplished by VoIP as companies gotten wise to spoofing from cell phones. Google the subject of call spoofing and VoIP. You can generally find the original number by googling the card account holder's name. You have to have the phone number that was given to the credit card company when the card was applied for. Depending on the company, the number is all you need. Sometimes, you may need the last four of the social or mother's maiden name. For companies that only require a call from the original number, this can be accomplished by VoIP as companies gotten wise to spoofing from cell phones. Google the subject of call spoofing and VoIP. You can generally find the original number by googling the card account holder's name.
1, FILE a stolen car report with the cops. Then IF it was really stolen, the lender can collect the ins. and then your bad credit will go to Worse credit. And they cant find you 'cause you have no residence.Well, given the situation you describe, likely all the lender could do is get a judgment against the debtor. IF the debtor ever works, they could garnishee their wages.
To help banks determine if people should be given a loan or credit card
To help banks determine if people should be given a loan or credit card
To help banks determine if people should be given a loan or credit card
Yes. You are still in possession of a stolen item.
There are a number of saints named Augustine. You need to be specific.
Yes, there should be a comma after "however" in the statement. It should read: "It appears, however, they have not been given credit for one of their payments."