Notify the Attorney General of identity theft: Identity Theft Complaint to an Attorney General

If you know that a company isn't very protective of sensitive information, an Identity Theft Complaint to an Attorney General can help fix this problem. Maybe direct marketing lists are being abused, or maybe being careless with customer files have led to an identity theft. Filing an Identity Theft Complaint to an Attorney General can help prevent future problems.

Not all companies are as careful with confidential information as they're required to be, but an Identity Theft Complaint to an Attorney General can help push them in the right direction. Maybe an identity theft hasn't actually happened yet, even so, it's still best to fix the issue before there's a problem. If direct marketing lists are being passed around, if you know a company with a penchant for leaving filing cabinets unlocked, or if the personnel filing system in your company wholly inadequate - you could protect people by taking action early. Identity theft is serious and can take years to fix. Using an Identity Theft Complaint to an Attorney General form helps make sure companies protect sensitive information.

• You know of a company that's careless with files.
• You want to resolve a problem regarding the misuse of direct marketing lists.
• Someone's identity has been stolen because a company didn't protect customer or employee files.

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