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A utility account is easier to open than a credit card and leaves a trail at a new address that thieves use next.
Thieves open utility accounts in stolen names to establish an address and build a fake history. Complete alerts you when a new electric, gas, water, or phone account appears under your name.
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What the numbers say, and what it means for you.
A utility account is easier to open than a credit card and leaves a trail at a new address that thieves use next.
Credit reports do not list utility accounts the way they list loans, so this kind of fraud can run for months unnoticed.
Unpaid balances in your name go to collections, and that does reach your credit report.
On the record
Figures as published by each source. Full citations in the site record.
Three steps, and what lands in your hands at each one.
Your name and current address are enrolled in monitoring.
What you getYour identity under watch for new utility accounts.
We watch for new utility accounts opened in your name at any address.
What you getCoverage of account openings you would not otherwise hear about.
An alert names the provider and the address so you can dispute it before a bill is missed.
What you getAn alert with the provider and address, in time to dispute.
Every plan starts with the free scan. Complete carries everything on this page.
No. It tells you fast so you can dispute the account with the provider and file a report before it affects you.
Electric, gas, water, and telecom accounts that report to the utility exchanges we monitor.
Utility account alerts are Complete only.
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