BLEG….For a piece I’m writing on identity theft, I’d like to talk to someone who’s been a victim of identity theft and has had to go through the whole process of rebuilding their credit, dealing with credit reporting firms, reestablishing their finances, and so forth.
If this has happened to you and you’d be willing to talk with me this weekend about the experience, please send me an email at calpundit@cox.net. Thanks.
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