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Our full service identity theft protection includes access to your Experian credit report, 3 bureau credit monitoring with email alerts, and immediate access to our fraud resolution professionals. Start Today Learn More. Inform the Creditor – Contact each creditor with the fraud account and inform them that the account is fraudulent.
A fraud alert is free and notifies creditors to take extra steps to verify your identity before extending credit. You can add a 1-year, 7-year, or Active Duty Military fraud alert. Remove a TransUnion fraud alert any time using our online Service Center with no effect to your credit score.
To place an initial one-year fraud alert, create or sign in to a myEquifax account, or call our automated line at 888-836-6351. You can also place an initial fraud alert by mail by downloading and following the instructions on the Alert Request form.
Which Fraud Alert Is Right for You? Fraud Alert. Extended Fraud Alert. Active Duty Alert. Place when you’re concerned about identity theft. It makes it harder for someone to open a new credit account in your name. It’s free and lasts 1 year.
If your identity is stolen, you can contact the credit reporting companies – Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion – to place a fraud alert or security freeze on your report.
To place a fraud alert at the Experian Fraud Alert Center, visit the webpage, select the type of alert you want, and follow the instructions on how to upload or mail in copies of your ID, proof of address and any other required documentation.
You have a right to add a fraud alert or security freeze to your Credit Report online or by phone. International callers who experience difficulties calling these numbers should contact their telephone service providers for assistance.