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Debt collectors pursue identity theft debts already resolved

Consumers who resolved identity theft accounts continue receiving collection letters for debts they did not create and that were previously addressed with credit bureaus. Collection agencies purchase old debt portfolios without verifying dispute history, ignoring legal resolution records. Victims must repeatedly prove the same identity theft across multiple collectors.

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