My fraud experience - Part 1, Introduction

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My fraud experience - Part 1, Introduction

December 21st, 2005 · No Comments

I am a victim of credit fraud. Actually, both credit and debit fraud. It is a terrible experience, and one I wish I could say has been a learning one. But really, it is mostly just painful and annoying. Luckily so far, it has not been financially dangerous. I haven’t bounced any checks nor have I incurred any fees. I’ve only wasted time and emotion dealing with it. Unfortunately, it is ongoing, though I hope to end it next month.

This will be a four post mini-series which will name names and give details about my experiences.

Next post: credit fraud
After that: debit fraud
And finally: conclusions, silver-linings, and plans for the future

Technorati Tags: Credit Fraud, Debit Fraud, Scams

Technorati Tags: Credit Fraud, Debit Fraud, Scams

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