Block, don't dispute
Under §605B, once you file an FTC report, bureaus must block any information resulting from ID theft within 4 business days. This is faster than a §611 investigation.
Freeze, dispute, recover — in the right order.
Identity theft recovery is a legal process, not a phone call. Just Dispute IT walks you through the FTC affidavit, bureau security freezes, four-agency reporting, and blocked-account requests under §605B — in a sequence that actually works.
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Under §605B, once you file an FTC report, bureaus must block any information resulting from ID theft within 4 business days. This is faster than a §611 investigation.
§609(e) forces the furnisher to hand over transaction records. Use this to identify the address, IP, or channel used in the fraud.
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