My wallet be stolen including adjectives my credit cards but, no pin numbers nor SS#? After cancelling everything does any one have any recommendation to prevent identity

After cancelling everything does any one have any recommendation to prevent identity theft?

you are not the only one who has at hand wallet stolen my purse was stolen on friday too and it had everythink within it too bank cards i.d cards driving licence the lot but you should ok with the i.d breaking and entering. just keep an eye on everthink and if anythink happen that you are not happy about consequently report it to the police but untill then just hope for the best mate. biddable luck budy!!

one thing I would do is go to annualcreditreport.com within a few months and check to make sure that nothing unusual is going on. Be sure and check adjectives 3 credit companies. It is free once a yr and you don't have to sign up for anything. Only thing you can't capture is your FICO score but that doesn't matter when looking for unusual amusement.

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If you have already closed your accounts than you dont own to worry about those justification.

However, if your ID was in in that...your in trouble. Findin SSN# is not that difficult. There are crooked bank teller, collection agents, cops, credit bureau clerks and all kinds of relatives that have access to people SSN# and that can provide the information.

Thief...hooks up with someones with access. Steals a wallet or purse than call the guy with access. Give the name address and date of birth. Pays him a couple of dollars and obtain your SSN# and everything else.

Thats life.

So that lady that told you to jump to annualcreditreports.com in a couple of months and check your credit. Thats exactly right.

Do just that than if you see anything on in attendance...than you need to file a police report, report it to the bureaus and dispute it promptly.

Good Luck

I recommend you check your credit every 4 months... order only one credit report from one of the credit bureaus contained by March, July, and then November... so you can monitor your credit all year long for free.