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   How do I report a fraud or ID theft?

   • If you're a victim of ID theft or fraud, report it right away. Where to report will depend on where you live and the type of scam. The Reporting a scam page can help you determine who to contact to report the incident. For additional advice on recognizing and reporting ID theft, fraud and scams, visit the Identity Theft and Identity Fraud page.

   Identity theft - Canada

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   How do I report a scam or identity theft?

   • If you're a victim of a scam, identity theft, or notice suspicious activity on your account, you should report it. You should contact the CRA if you: Choose a reporting option: Complete the online form. Once your form is processed, protections will be placed on your account. CRA will call back within 14 business days.

   Scams and fraud - CRA - Report a scam or identity theft - Canada

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   How do I report fraud or identity theft in Canada?

   • In addition to reporting suspected fraud or identity theft to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, you should also contact both of Canada’s national credit bureaus—Equifax Canada and TransUnion Canada—to order a free credit report immediately and ask that a fraud alert be put on your file. Place a fraud alert on your file :

   How to report fraud and scams in Canada - Competition Bureau

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   How do I report a scam?

   • To report a fraudulent communication, or if your identity was stolen as part of a scam, please contact the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Phonebusters by email at info@phonebusters.com or call 1-888-495-8501. You should conduct a regular review of your credit report and do so immediately if you think your personal information has been compromised.

   Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft - Canada.ca

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   Where can I find information about identity theft & fraud?

   • For additional advice on recognizing and reporting ID theft, fraud and scams, visit the Identity Theft and Identity Fraud page. Published by the Consumer Measures Committee, a working group of federal, provincial and territorial governments, that helps educate and inform Canadian consumers.

   Identity theft - Canada

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   How can I protect myself against ID theft & other scams?

   • The Little Black Book of Scams has a list of Red flags: things to watch for to help you protect yourself against ID theft and other scams. For the latest information on potential, imminent or actual cyber threats, visit the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security's Alerts & Advisories page. If you're a victim of ID theft or fraud, report it right away.

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2. www.canada.ca › scams-fraud › report-scamScams and fraud - CRA - Report a scam or identity theft - Canada

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   If you're a victim of a scam, identity theft, or notice suspicious activity on your account, you should report it. On this page. Report the incident to the CRA ; Inform other authorities; Notify the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre; Report the incident to the CRA. You should contact the CRA if you: Suspect your CRA account has been compromised

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   Identity theft To report identity theft, contact: your local police and file a report; your bank or financial institution and your credit card company; the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre; the two national credit bureaus, to place a fraud alert on your credit report file: Equifax (1-888-836-6351) TransUnion (1-800-663-9980)

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   The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre collects information on fraud and identity theft. We provide information on past and current scams affecting Canadians. If you think you're a victim of fraud, report it!

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   check your credit reports, bank and credit card statements and report any irregularities. shred personal and financial documents before putting them in the garbage. retrieve your mail on a regular basis to limit possible mail theft.

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   Take the following precautionary measures to avoid becoming a victim of ID theft: 1. Don't give out your personal information online, by phone or by mail unless you're the one who initiated the contact or transaction and you're confident that the company or individual is trustworthy and will keep your personal information secure. 1.1. For a complet...

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   The Internet makes it easy to complete transactions and stay in touch with others. But there is a flip side to being connected to the Internet—it makes it simpler for criminals to access your personal information.

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   Choose complex passwords with a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols.

   Make sure you have the most current anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall software and update them often.

   Never send confidential or financial information by email or text message.

   For online transactions, make sure that the web page is secure. Here is how you can tell if a website is secure:

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   Recognizing the signs of ID theft and fraud will help protect your personal information. The Little Black Book of Scams has a list of Red flags: things to watch forto help you protect yourself against ID theft and other scams. For the latest information on potential, imminent or actual cyber threats, visit the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security's A...

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   If you're a victim of ID theft or fraud, report it right away. Where to report will depend on where you live and the type of scam. The Reporting a scampage can help you determine who to contact to report the incident. For additional advice on recognizing and reporting ID theft, fraud and scams, visit the Identity Theft and Identity Fraudpage.

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   You should report all scams or fraud to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC), even if you were not a victim. The CAFC collects and provides information on fraud and identity theft to protect Canadians.

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   To report a fraudulent communication, or if your identity was stolen as part of a scam, please contact the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Phonebusters by email at info@phonebusters.com or call 1-888-495-8501.