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Happy Hoosier

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4. Yes.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #2)

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 11:54 AM

Jan 16

If he is unwilling to take legal action to stop her from commiting identity theft, she can hurt him bad. Further, if he KNOWS this is happening and does not take action to stop it, this can be interpreted as consent.

Long story short, he needs to take legal action, or she will ruin him.

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Is there an agency or something similar to PREVENT [View all] no_hypocrisy Jan 16 OP

First, he can "freeze" his credit with the 3 major credit agencies... Think. Again. Jan 16 #1

Couldn't his wife lift the credit freeze no_hypocrisy Jan 16 #2

I believe the freeze has some security steps... Think. Again. Jan 16 #3

Yes. Happy Hoosier Jan 16 #4