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Ever heard of CPS Security?

Date: Sun, 11/09/2008 19:49
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My 20 yr old son rec'd not 1, but 6 "Priority Gram" collection letters in various amounts ranging from $47.29 to $6691.71 for "Shop At Home." Problem is he's NEVER bought anything from a shopping network. He doesn't own a credit card yet, and he can't stand those shows. He only watches sports shows. I don't know how they got his name and address and feel a scam is taking place. My son and I are pretty angry about this. Has anyone ever heard of CPS Security? Who should I contact to report this?




Have your son send them a DV letter, it could be a simple case of mistaken identity or as bad as identity theft...he should also check his credit reports to see if there is anything on them. Since these are not his they should be taken care of fairly simple.

Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 11/09/2008 - 21:19

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