i have something on my credit report that i already taken care of and i need the number to equifax to talk to a live representative
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Equifax: 1-800-525-6285  www.equifax.com
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call them: 1-800-844-6591
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Don't panic....just follow my instructions and you will get through it.\n\nIdentity theft is a huge crime now, and all of the major credit reporting companies have already set up programs to deal with it.\n\nYour first step is visit the FTC's website and read the file they created about ID Theft (see the link below).  \n\nGenerally, the procedure goes like this:\n\nNotify the police and get a police report.  Note the police won't do anything about it...no investigation or anything.  Doesn't matter, you need to have a police report made to protect yourself.  So INSIST that your local police give you one...even if it's just an "incident report".\n\nNotify one of the credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, Transunion) and inform them you are the victim of identity theft.  They will in turn contact the other Credit agencies.  All three will place an ID Theft Victim flag on your report, with instructions to contact you in the event someone tries to get credit in your name.\n\nContact the creditor who gave the loan and inform him it's not your loan.  You may have to supply a copy of the police report, plus a signed and notorized affidavid stating that the debt is not yours.  Go to the link below to get it.\n\nDo this NOW!  ID thieves are like cockroaches.  When you start seeing a problem, it's usually a whole lot worse and you have to begin fighting it.  They may have lots of other loans out there.  You only know about them when the collectors start to come after you.\n\nGood luck, contact me if you need help.  I've been there, and have helped many others fix their problems.
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Start by reporting this to your credit card issuer. \n\nThen get a report from the major credit agencies: \n\nExperian   http://www.experian.com\nEquifax   http://www.equifax.com/\nTransUnion http://www.transunion.com/\n\nGet on it right away. You will be responsible for only $50 of illegal charges, but it takes time. Don't delay.
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I believe this is the contact information you needed:\n\nEmail:  credit@credit-mgmt.com\n\nPhone:  308-382-3000\n\nWeb:    http://www.credit-mgmt.com/\n\nBtw, as an added measure of online privacy, you may\nconsider scrubbing your email address from the original\nquestion since this is a public forum.
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You can go to the loan office and ask them to please report it to the credit dept. and also ask to receive a print out of your payment history so that you will have proof in black and white that it was in good standing, you might also want to contact the credit agency to contact the loan office requesting the info to update your credit files
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1. Report it to the police\n2. Place a fraud alert on your credit report by contacting the following:\n\nEquifax: 1-800-525-6285; www.equifax.com; P.O. Box 740241, Atlanta, GA 30374- 0241\nExperian: 1-888-EXPERIAN (397-3742); www.experian.com; P.O. Box 9532, Allen, TX 75013\nTransUnion: 1-800-680-7289; www.transunion.com; Fraud Victim Assistance Division, P.O. Box 6790, Fullerton, CA 92834-6790 \n\n3. If there is need to worry, close credit card, bank accounts, etc.
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There should be a phone number on the back of your card, if there is I recommend you use it.
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That stuff is listed in phone book; as long as you didn't give out info like ss#, bank accts., credit cards, you will probably be okay.  If you are that concerned you can call one of the credit bureaus and ask what their policies are on unusal activity regarding your credit.  If you report it ahead of time this may help you with any liabilities in the future.  Good luck.\n\n I hope you didn't give any bank info to this man.  If so, call your bank tomorrow and explain situation.  Cancel acct. and wait to reopen a different one till you call soc sec..  Call soc sec. office and explain what happened and that your # and info may have been compromised. They will probably have a new one issued to you.
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Your bank can give you info on this contact them
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Use letter #3 http://www.expert-credit-advice.com/free_credit_repair.htm
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Credit Bureau Fraud Departments\n\nTransUnion\nFraud Victim Assistance Department\nPhone: 800-680-7289\nFax: 714-447-6034\n\nP.O. Box 6790\nFullerton, CA 92634-6790\n\n\nEquifax\nConsumer Fraud Division\nPhone: 800-525-6285 or: 404-885-8000\nFax: 770-375-2821\nP.O. Box 740241\nAtlanta, GA 30374-0241\n\n\nExperian\nExperian's National Consumer Assistance\nPhone: 888-397-3742\nP.O. Box 2104\nAllen, TX 75013\n\nGovernment agencies\n\nFederal Trade Commission\nPhone: 877-438-4338\n\nU.S. Postal Inspection Service\nwww.usps.com/postalinspectors\n\nSocial Security Administration\nPhone: 800-772-1213\n\nChecks\nTo report the fraudulent use of your checks:\n\nCheck Rite\nPhone: 800-766-2748\n\nChex Systems\nPhone: 800-328-5121\n\nCrossCheck\nPhone: 800 552-1900\n\nEquifax-Telecredit\nPhone: 800-437-5120\n\nNPC\nPhone: 800-526-5380\n\nSCAN\nPhone: 800-262-7771\n\nTele-Check\nPhone: 800 366-2425
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Check you credit report\n\nget a free on on www.annualcreditreport.com
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I know what you're going though, I would call information on phone, someone must know. good luck
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At the end of your credit report is a list of phone numbers that reflect who has liens against your credit.  You are going to need to call the people that have this against your credit and have them fax you a letter saying this has been cleared so you have it for your records.  Then they will put through again that it has been cleared to the reporting agency, which will typically take 60 days.  I would also fax the letter they send you directly to the credit agency.
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Give them a call:\n1-866-76ACCES (1-866-762-2237).\n\nThey can provide you with the information you need.\n\nHope this helps!
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call your credit card company, i'm sure you can get teh number off their website, ask them what you should do.