I've received a letter this morning from a DCA regarding £150+ that I apparently owe Ebay. I haven't used Ebay for over two years (only ever rarely) I phoned the company and said it was an error - they said my date of birth was different and the email address it relates to, but as it is my name and address = my debt
So I call Ebay... who say they will make a note of it and "Thank you for coming back to ebay" waste of time not sure how successful that was, they also confirmed it related to different email account, the account is apparently suspended. I've managed to log on my account when I remembered password-- and nothing on there, as there is obviously someone with an account using my name and address.
So I call the DCA ... update them - it's still my debt apparently, "but maybe you should call the police and get a crime number for ID fraud"
So I call the police... "it's nothing for me to worry about, no crime has been committed against me so no crime number, but if they send another letter tell them you'll report them to the police for harrassment"
Call DCA back ... "phone us back in 7 days and you can pay it then if Ebay hasn't sorted it out"
It's not going to be sorted is it?
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Letter for a debt which is not mine, ID fraud?
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MrsOnTheMove · 14/07/2011 12:20
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