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Sub: #1 i pulled three cbrs and
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i pulled three cbrs and disputing several accounts i feel arent mine. the cbrs sent requested disputes as identity theft . but the creditors want police reports and a statement . without the police report they wont investigate . how do i get around this is there any way . ? also the creditors sent the accounts to the collections agencies and the agencies are the ones giving me the problem

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how do i get around this is there any way .
File a police report. If these aren't your accounts, then you shouldn't have a problem doing that.

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