If you suspect you're the victim of identity theft, gather the documents mentioned in the article. The steps are different for businesses and individuals. If you suspect a different type of fraud, contact Verizon directly.
Identity fraud is a very serious crime and must always be dealt with properly. If you believe fraud has been committed against you through Verizon then you need to deal with the issue promptly.
If you're acting on behalf of an individual the steps are different than if you're acting on behalf of a business.
Below are the steps you must take if you suspect you're a victim of identity theft. However, if you suspect a different type of fraud or theft, the steps to be taken will probably be different. The best way to take action is to contact Verizon directly. You can find their customer service line here with live wait times.
Gather the following items before calling Verizon:
For businesses, you will need two forms of ID. Firstly, a form of government-issued photo ID from the appropriate party. Secondly, a form of identification for your business from the list below:
You will also need to provide the full police report in an uneditable format like jpeg, png, or pdf.
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