Can I obtain information regarding an account that was fraudulently opened under my name?
445039
Your name, your personal information?  Yes you should be able to access the account information.  It is after all your personal information that was used.  Talk to the company where this account has been opened, tell them you want copies of all the account information.  They can't rightly refuse as the name on the account is yours.  If they have other personal information like social security number and birth date then they really can't despite that you are the person on the account especially if you show proof.
687149
Don't use Wal-Mart.  They sent me checks with the wrong account number and I got screwed.  Then they said it was my responsibility to verify the info I entered on their website.   I would understand if I had a typo, but the bank info as well as my account number are completely wrong.
1005965
I would go back and ask another person.  Sometimes there are computers at the library that have the catalog software on them that will also let you view your account.\n\nMy local library has a webpage that I can log into and see my account.  Perhaps see if yours has a webpage.
84497
Contact the FBI.  Here is more info for you.\n\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/majcases/fraud/fraudschemes.htm
95677
You have to remember. All info on any computer is at some risk, but banks go to great lengths to protect their/your data. I've been paying bills online since '99. No fraud yet. Just keep an eye on your accounts daily. If anything seems weird, call your bank-they will handle it.
1170106
Probably a consumer attorney.  You might not need one, however.  Go to www.ftc.gov and look up the link to "consumers" and then look up info on identity theft and how to repair it.  You should also order your credit report (for free) from the 3 major agencies and the FTC site will show you how to do that.  Your credit report will show if someone has obtained credit in your name because you will see opened accounts there that you didn't know about.  Hopefully, there is nothing serious.
156586
A lawyer could be a good resource.  You may want to consult a lawyer to find out what you need to do.  Also a lawyer can help to make sure you aren't held resposible for any fraudulent charges or credit cards or accounts opened in your name.\n\nI don't think you NEED a lawyer, but it definately wouldn't hurt.
460724
No one should find this out about u without your consent. Your bank is not authorised to give your info either. U give some one your SS# they can find where u work, but cannot get your account # legally.
1059156
File the report!  Be upfront and honest!  Why would anything come back to you.  Avoiding it will make it look like you did something wrong.  \n\nClose out your account.  Talk to the bank manager and explain what is going on. Usually they will not charge overdraft fees if any apply.  They will be able to look and see where the purchases were made and hopefully stop this lady.  Call TODAY!  and get it taken care of.
507875
You, personally can't find this out. It is confidential. If the person is suspected of fraud, you should report it to the agency, and let them handle it from there.
255307
They took $159.95 from my account a couple of weeks ago. It is a credit card fraud company. They took your info through fake credit card ads online. Then they would take your money as a 'subscription' fee. I got their phone number from my bank and called them, but no one was ever there. Their number is 813-930-7323.\n\nSolution- Call your bank. Tell them that you want to dispute the transaction. My bank investigated the dispute and gave me my money back in one week. I want to sue them for my time and energy trying to get my money back.
534161
Call your bank, and have them check any checking accounts, or credit cards you have.  They should have a record that you can see any transactions you did not make.  The faster you go to the bank the faster this can be determined.  After that they should be able to give you more professional advice on what to do about the situation if you find it to be true.  \n\nAlso notify the police, and put a fraud alert on your credit report (again the bank can help with that) .
403660
Use the lost password option. The issue is, if you do not remember the secret question, answer and the other information, nobody will believe you are the real owner of the account, and support will not answer your emails!\n\nTHat's a fact of life!\n\n:-)
890786
I'm sorry I don't know who Ollybalcom is.\n\nWhat you should do is go to your bank and tell them to close the debit card.  This way whoever got your debit card number cannot do anymore charges on your expense.  The bank probably will ask you make a claim so they will investigate the charges.  They usually will refund the money after the investigation.  Print up your statement and bring it to the bank with you in order to dispute the charge.  There is alot of stolen identity out there.  \n\nGood luck.
1033816
these so called fraud protectors are a waste of time and money!  these credit card companies are supposed to do this service for you for free.  You will know if your card was not used by you or with your consent because it will show up on your report.  the companies should repay you for this also!  They may close the account and reopen a new one in your name with a different number but that is better than paying those rediculous prices for this protection.
778885
You could work in a research department for a bank.  When deposits are lost you need to find where the money went.  When fraud is done on an account you need to "investigate".
273232
do not open. or if u do, dont contact them by sending a reply. its fraud, and u could lose money. trust me.