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What to do if landlord is to fraudulent behavior with the personal data of others?
I have recently had a request for an apartment for rent by private owners. I provided my personal information when completing the application rental. I am now the woman never had plans for the square Rent, and has a "house" as a front to obtain the personal information of others to commit fraud. It turns out, project staff / In my case, to personally know this woman, and says that they recently filed bankruptcy, not the owner of the property, and it was from letting a relative. What should I do? If the above is true, it will deny us, we met. This woman my social security number, personal information and has much more. Is there a way to say when someone pulls your credit apply for an apartment? I do not think that these kind of credit inquiries on credit reports. What should I do to fraudulent to avoid behaviors? There are Michigan laws to protect landlords, what about those for the tenants?
If you think Fraudulent Thoing on comtact Your local police and they will go find out. I would also be an updated copy of your credit report. It will tell you if anyone has tried things with your to buy information. If they Haave then that the police
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