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You tried to fill out for a online risk free loan? Bills due? Need the fast cash? Need the extra lunch money? Well dont feel bad because me too! And six months later clearview settlement sends an email stating I owe 1,280.00 on a loan that was received and never payed back. Now my first thought like yours may have been its definitely a scammer. Till you read your birthdate social number and the fear kicks in? Did someone steal your identity? If they have that access what else could they have?

Banking numbers /routers, address, work information, a copy of drivers license, and any other information you gave all for a measley 300 bucks! Now if most people who received that email are anything like me; chances are you didn't have much credit or money let alone a bank account. But that doesn't mean you still can't be affected! Ways how? With your identity they can fill out other loans open up banking acounts over draft then leave. Or they can fill out SSI or SIA and claim your social security checks. Even claim your tax refund! Bye now I'm sure I frightened you even more right?

Well not all is too bad what you have to do is contact the big 3 credit bureaus to make sure noithing is out of place. So any unkown new lines of credit things of that matter or unknown debt. Cancel any cards and contact any banks you have accounts with and let them know you may be a victim of identity theft. Freeze your credit so no lines can be opened. Note: Most banks will forgive you the first time and refund money but not so lenient if it happens again. Most important contact the FTC and report any suspicious activity or if you know that you have been a victim of identify theft.