How do I send an e-mail to the FBI re identity theft of my son's SS#?
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Besides filing a police report, you may also consider the following resources below in the sources section of this reply.\n\nThe Internet Crime Complaint Center is sponsored in part by the FBI.\n\nAlso, the FTC is the primary govt. watchdog for identity theft and maintains a database of id theft claims which will help you.\n\nFinally, the Social Security Administration (SSA) maintains and issues social security numbers (ssn) and would need to be notified directly as well.
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Please send your address to the nearest FBI station.  They will be happy to provide you a key personally.
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https://tips.fbi.gov/\nUse this link to report it to the FBI!
1068485
have them send it to another email address
179851
try to go to the CONTAT US link or try finidng the e mail addres of webmaster at the site and than e mail him form yahoo mail or anyother mail account.
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forward the Email to  spoof@ebay.com
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here you go, make sure you do it NOW or someone will nick it:\nhttp://mail.google.com/mail/a-c48ba01bac-8327f274b9-44c550abdd
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I haven't figured out a guaranteed way, but you can try sending an e-mail to their userid@yahoo.com.  This should work in many cases.\n\nNote, don't send them anything harassing or you could lose your Yahoo privileges.
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Contact your mail provider (Gmail, Yahoo!, etc.)\n\nHowever they might take a while. You could try the FCC (Federal Communications Commision).\n\nAlso, you could use the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3):\nhttp://www.ic3.gov/
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Forward them to "abuse@yahoo.com" and delete them as spam.  Also, never reply to the link in an email that requests passwords or to verify account information.  Access the website directly to be sure that you are interacting with the real deal instead of a phishing expedition.
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inevercheckmyemail@whatever.com
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I would play it safe and find a way to email them without disclosing much info on you. Maybe make a new email addy without much info in it, then after you get the info you want (depending on if it is a bad connection with this person) You could close the email site. I don't know how. Or if it ends up being legit and maybe he lost it, do whatever he needs done, but step up with much caution! It could be a bad lure still. Remember! He's a stranger. If you have any misgivings about it at all! Take the cd directly to the police! It could have bad connections to just about anything.\n\nI do care what happens. Let me know if you came out safe on this. K? God bless.
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I would submit the info to the FBI tips website:\nI got to this site from the FBI website (http://www.fbi.gov)\n\nhttps://secure.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/CybertipServlet?LanguageCountry=en_US
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Go  to yahoo.com and sent up an e-mail accout.
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let me see... uh. u email the owner or one of the complaintspeople.\n\nhttps://login.passport.net/ppsecure/uisecure.srf?lc=1033&id=10\n\nI think that should work
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Try sending an e-mail to:\naccount-security-help@cc.yahoo-inc.com\n\nRequesting that your account be re-activated.
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Contact you Cell phone provider; tell the operator you need to speak with someone in security.  Have them pull the text message logs for your phone, invasion of privacy or not they keep for at least a few months.  They will be able to trace back the originating IP address to yahoo. Get the originating IP address being used to send the email from yahoo.  Use that IP address and a whois query to find the local ISP for the person sending the emails.  Then contact the local ISP and ask who was assigned the IP at the time and date that yahoo said was sending the email. Then use that IP address and name contact your local FBI office.\n\nWhy not the local sheriff? Because it is crossing state lines it’s a Federal offence.\n\nKey things to make sure you do:\nKeep a copy of the text as proof of the harassment.\nKeep a copy of time, day, and name of each person you speak with.\n\nIf you’re not getting anywhere be sure to remind the person on the phone your reporting a violation of FCC mandates and need this assistance for the FBI.