Identity Fraud Creates Persistent Unremovable Debt on Credit Report
Fraudulent debts opened in a consumer's name persist on credit reports even after the consumer identifies the likely perpetrator. Debt collectors continue reporting despite lack of evidence the debt belongs to the complainant. Credit bureaus accept merchant submissions as proof without independent verification, leaving victims powerless.
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