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[nil2million.com] The first thing you should do when you realize your identity has been compromised is to contact one of the three major credit reporting agencies–Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion–and have a fraud alert placed on your account. If someone attempts to use your credit card or establish credit using your identity, the lender will be alerted and can take appropriate action.
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