So I find myself once again casting my story out into the ever wise macrumors community for opinions, advice and knowledge.
Here's the deal:
My fiance's dad is in the middle of an ugly ugly divorce. She is seriously evil...
Anyways, so about a week ago his dad calls to tell us that someone ordered $250 dollars worth of womens clothes from one of his credit cards. I wonder who that could be?
That's part one.
Now, my fiance and I both subscribe to the TrueCredit service online (truecredit.com, I highly recommend it) and also about a week ago my fiance receives a notification from them that there has been a change of address on his credit report. Who's address should show up but the evil one herself!!! I couldn't believe it... So we were able to see from True Credit that the address change came from Chase, and when we logged into all his financial accounts sure enough, Chase showed this new address! He called them and they closed that account and are issueing him a new card, but no one could tell us how in the world this address, which he has never lived at or received mail at, but that just so happens to belong to his evil step mother, ended up on his account...
So, does anyone know anything about this? Is there any recourse? My suspicions are that she is stealing my fiance's dad's mail, because I really can't think of any other way she could get his hands on that stuff... Unfortunately I don't have any way to confirm this.
Here's the deal:
My fiance's dad is in the middle of an ugly ugly divorce. She is seriously evil...
Anyways, so about a week ago his dad calls to tell us that someone ordered $250 dollars worth of womens clothes from one of his credit cards. I wonder who that could be?
That's part one. Now, my fiance and I both subscribe to the TrueCredit service online (truecredit.com, I highly recommend it) and also about a week ago my fiance receives a notification from them that there has been a change of address on his credit report. Who's address should show up but the evil one herself!!! I couldn't believe it... So we were able to see from True Credit that the address change came from Chase, and when we logged into all his financial accounts sure enough, Chase showed this new address! He called them and they closed that account and are issueing him a new card, but no one could tell us how in the world this address, which he has never lived at or received mail at, but that just so happens to belong to his evil step mother, ended up on his account...
So, does anyone know anything about this? Is there any recourse? My suspicions are that she is stealing my fiance's dad's mail, because I really can't think of any other way she could get his hands on that stuff... Unfortunately I don't have any way to confirm this.
