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Why Do I Need an Attorney if I am the Victim of Identity Theft?
| July 21, 2023Why Do I Need an Attorney if I am the Victim of Identity Theft? Identity theft can be overwhelming and scary, so it’s important to hire a lawyer (among alerting other authorities) to fight and protect your rights. Every identity theft case is unique, and the specific services provided by a lawyer may vary depending…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedWhat Authorities Should You Identify if You Are a Victim of Identity Theft?
| July 7, 2023What Authorities Should You Identify if You Are a Victim of Identity Theft? If you’re a victim of identity theft, there are several authorities and organizations you should notify to take appropriate action and protect yourself. Here are the key authorities you should consider contacting: Local Law Enforcement: Start by contacting your local police department…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedHow Do I Know if I’m the Victim of Identity Theft?
| June 23, 2023How Do I Know if I’m the Victim of Identity Theft? There are several signs that may indicate you’ve been a victim of identity theft. Here are some common red flags to look out for: Unauthorized financial transactions: Review your credit card statements regularly for any unfamiliar charges or transfers. If you notice transactions you…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedThe Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide: What to Do After Your Identity Has Been Stolen
| June 15, 2023The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide: What to Do After Your Identity Has Been Stolen Identity theft is a serious crime that can have devastating consequences for victims. If you’ve recently discovered that your identity has been stolen, it’s crucial to take immediate action to minimize the damage and reclaim your identity. This comprehensive step-by-step guide will…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedRedesigned with Same Trusted Service
| June 19, 2018It Was About Time Vullings Law Group LLC, your trusted fair debt attorneys, are excited to announce that we have completely redesigned and revamped www.fairdebtlawyers.com. We were long overdue for an online facelift, but no time like the present! The website redesign is completely responsive, so it’s compatible with any device, i.e. desktops, laptops, tablets and…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedHow to Take Care of the Smart Chip
| January 15, 2018Have you ever tried to make a purchase with your smart chip in your credit card and the machine gave you an error and didn’t process your payment? It turns out that smart chips are not indestructible. What exactly causes a chip to error? This is not a case against those small metallic microchip’s on…
Read Full Article | Published in Uncategorized5 Ways to Celebrate a Debt-Free Holiday
| November 21, 2017It’s Thanksgiving once again and you know what that means: the holidays are here! Cue the music, turn on the twinkle lights and deck the halls of your home with love and warmth. Many begin their holiday shopping on Black Friday to try to get all of the best deals of the year. The season…
Read Full Article | Published in Uncategorized6 Ways to Make Applying for a Mortgage Easy
| November 15, 2017The most expensive purchase people make is a home. In our lifetimes, most people will only buy one or two. Finding out if you qualify for a mortgage can be a daunting process that many aren’t prepared for. After all, asking a bank for a loan isn’t something people favor doing. There are ways to…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedCash v. Credit
| October 12, 2017You just finished shopping at your favorite store and have a basket full of items that you are excited to take home. At the cash register the clerk asks you the infamous question, “Will this be cash, or credit?” Fumbling your fingers through your wallet, you decide to use your credit card. Both cash and credit…
Read Full Article | Published in UncategorizedWhat To Do When A Collector Calls
| July 11, 2013When a debt collector contacts you, at some point in the conversation they must advise you that the call is from a debt collector in an attempt to collect a debt. At this point, you should not engage in open conversation. Especially DO NOT admit the debt is yours, regardless if you believe it is…
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