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My Mom Opened a Credit Card in My Name and Defaulted On It
April 15th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Identity Theft
Q. My mom opened a credit card in my name and defaulted on it. Now What? A. Identity theft by someone you know is the most common type of this crime. The Federal Trade Commission estimated that in 9 percent of all cases of identity theft, a family member or relative was the culprit. That [...]
Tags: bad credit·Credit card·Credit Card Company·defaulted card·Fair Credit Reporting Act·family fraud·id theft·police report
Consumers Prevail in Arbitration with Credit Card Companies just .2% of the Time
June 10th, 2008 · 17 Comments · I'm being sued!
In March, Dennis J. Herrera, San Francisco’s city attorney, sued National Arbitration Firm, (NAF), a for-profit company based in Minneapolis which specializes in resolving claims by banks, credit card companies, and major retailers that contend consumers owe them money. In the suit, Herrera accused the NAF, which handles many firms in California state court, of [...]
Tags: Arbitration·Business Week·Credit Card Company·lawsuit·NAF·National Arbitration Forum
