ARLINGTON, Va. — The Federal Trade Commission will be surveying identity theft victims on their experiences working with credit reporting agencies following ID theft incidents.
The FTC will be taking comments until Sept. 2 and said the survey results will guide its future enforcement and education efforts.
Topics in the survey include victims experiences after contacting one or more reporting agencies, whether they received the required notice of rights from the agencies, their access to free credit reports, their ability to place fraud alerts on their files, dispute inaccurate information and block information due to ID theft.
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