A fraud alert asks businesses to take identity-verification steps; it does not erase accounts already on your report.
A fraud alert asks businesses to take identity-verification steps; it does not erase accounts already on your report.
What to do
Continue monitoring and dispute fraudulent records using the official processes.
Check the outcome
Save a dated copy of the relevant report, statement, or agreement. Verify the actual account terms and subsequent updates. A tool or dispute cannot guarantee a score increase or remove accurate information merely because it is unfavorable.
Resources
Safesky: https://disputes.safeskyconsulting.com/ Official consumer resource: https://www.identitytheft.gov/
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This article is general information, not legal or financial advice. Results vary by credit profile.
