How to identify and respond to online identity theft: 1

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A debt collector contacting you about a debt you don't recognise could be a sign of identity theft.

If you're contacted by a debt collector about a debt you don't recognise, someone may have incurred debts in your name.

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You can only be a victim of identity theft if your physical wallet is stolen.

Identity theft only happens to people who share too much on social media.

Identity theft can happen to anyone.

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Identity theft can happen online or offline.

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You can place a free ban on your credit file to prevent new accounts being opened in your name.

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Identity theft can include someone using your Medicare details to get medical treatment.

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You must have a lawyer to report identity theft to the authorities.

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There are many ways to report identity theft without a lawyer, including online.

Putting a ban on your credit file may reduce your risk of identity theft.

Incurring medical debts or seeking treatment in someone else's name is identity theft.

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