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Fraud department contact

Danny_125
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Hi,

Please could I have the fraud department contact phone number? Someone has used my identity to take out a phone contract and I need to speak to the fraud department to report this

Thanks

Danny

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Exactly the same as what happened to me, I spoke to solicitors and they couldn't believe what I was telling them it was so blatantly fraud

Danny_125
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@Drl90 did you try CISAS? lawyer also suggested trying them.

Danny_125
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 Here is lawyers explanation of why this is fraud 

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@Danny_125 wrote:

@Drl90 did you try CISAS? lawyer also suggested trying them.


Standard ADR process is that you need to exhaust a provider's internal process first, and either allow 8weeks unresolved or deadlocked before. Only then will the ADR scheme accept your complaint.

EE also subscribe to Ombudsman Services, not CISAS.

CISAS are useless, you go to them to stop yourself becoming a victim of fraud, once you've been a victim of fraud they are useless, they put extra protection on your file to make it harder for people to get credit in your name

The communications ombudsman don't get involved with fraud I already tried, I also tried to take EE to the financial ombudsman as they deal with fraud and EE refused for them to be involved.

Danny_125
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@Drl90 CISAS is another version of the ombudsman - different from CIFAS! so much bureaucracy 

Oh I got them confused lol, yeah I've been to CISAS, says in the terms they don't get involved with fraud.

Danny_125
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I hope that atleast one of these organisations will see that EE have not followed their own processes, both in terms of identity checks and in assessing whether fraud has occurred 

None of them will. The only option you have is a small claims court, EE know exactly what they're doing and they've positioned themselves so they can exploit victims of identity theft