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Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
(ms) is the most common, disabling, neurological condition, to
affect young adults in the world today.
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Identity
Theft
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What to do if someone steals your ID
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Identity Theft: What to Do if It Happens to You
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A Joint
Publication of the
Privacy Rights
Clearinghouse and
CALPIRG
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Stolen Checks
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Stolen
checks
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accounts set up fraudulently, report it to the appropriate check
verification companies (see below).
Your bank branch should be able to provide you with a fraud
affidavit.
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Put stop payments on any
outstanding checks that you are unsure of. |
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Cancel your checking and savings
accounts and obtain new account numbers. |
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Give the bank a secret password
for your account (not mother's maiden name). |
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If your own checks are rejected at
stores where you shop, contact the check verification company
that the merchant uses (see below). |
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Contact
Information
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To report fraudulent use of your checks
CheckRite: (800) 766-2748
Chexsystems: (800) 428-9623
CheckCenter/CrossCheck: (800) 843-0760
Certigy/Equifax: (800) 437-5120
International Check Services: (800) 526-5380
SCAN: (800) 262-7771
TeleCheck: (800) 710-9898
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