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Credit Card Fraud

ShaunWallis

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Reply 1

999tigger

Original post by ShaunWallis

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Contact the bank and confirm you have been a victim of fraud and the person who took this card out was not you.

https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/ID

Did you inform the bank you had moved?

GRRR

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Reply 2

ShaunWallis

Original post by 999tigger

Contact the bank and confirm you have been a victim of fraud and the person who took this card out was not you.

https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/ID

Did you inform the bank you had moved?

GRRR

Nope I forgot. I also think a lot of my outstanding bills and some hospital letters still go to my old address as well which doesn’t help my situation.

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Reply 3

999tigger

Original post by ShaunWallis

Nope I forgot. I also think a lot of my outstanding bills and some hospital letters still go to my old address as well which doesn’t help my situation.

If you tell action fraud and the police, then at least you can show the bank you did something.

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt-and-money/banking/banking-security-and-fraud/

You might also wish to check your credit record in case they have opened up other accounts.