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- You are contacted by
police, and told that a crime has been committed in your name
- A collection agency tells you they are collecting for an account you never opened. You get a phone call or letter telling you that you have been approved or denied credit for accounts that you never requested.
- You no longer receive your credit card statements, or you notice that some of your mail seems to be missing.
- A lender orders a repossession of a car that you do not know has been purchased in your name.
- Your credit card statement includes charges for things you know you never bought.
Unfortunately, identity theft is no longer considered an unusual occurrence especially in North America.
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