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    • When Should You Check The Fraud Databases?
    • How to Check The Fraud Databases
    • Preventing Identity Theft in Future – Cifas “Protective Registration”
    • Correcting Wrong Information on The Databases
    • Banking When You Have A Fraud Marker Against Your Name
    • A “Victim of Impersonation” Marker Is Not A Problem

    Many people will go their whole lives without ever needing to know anything about these fraud databases, but there are three situations where you may want to find out more.

    National Hunter

    National Hunter keeps records of credit applications to the 50 lenders who use its system. Lenders check this when they receive a new application, looking for inconsistencies. The idea is that someone who is applying for credit in your name may not know your date of birth, middle name, marital status, income etc, so if a National Hunter check throws up something which doesn’t match, the application can be looked at in more detail. Obviously this could generate flags where there isn’t a real p...

    Cifas

    When a Cifas member identifies a fraud, a warning is placed on the Cifas database. This shows the name used in the fraudulent application. Cifas says: The National Fraud Database is simple and effective. All Cifas members record instances of actual and attempted fraud against their organisation to the National Fraud Database, enabling other members to search against their data. When members match against data on the National Fraud Database and confirm an actual or attempted fraud, they file t...

    Sira

    The National Sira Fraud Prevention database holds c 1,500,000 records. If you want to see if any information is held about you, complete the SIRA SAR form. and supply the relevant id information.

    If you have had identity theft problems, or perhaps you are just worried that you could have if you know some personal information has been stolen, then to try to prevent them from happening in the future you can ask Cifas for Protective Registration: When you request Protective Registration, we place a warning flag against your name and other pers...

    Fraud databases record the information they are given by lenders and insurers. If you think the information is wrong. you first need to complain and ask the lender to correct it, not National Hunter or Cifas. An example of this could be that a mortgage lender recorded “hidden buy to let” against your mortgage application on the National Hunter data...

    This can be very difficult. If you know the entry on the database is a mistake, don’t panic and apply for a bank account to every bank you have ever heard of. That will probably just get you a pile of rejections. You may need to find a way to live with the marker while the complaint goes through – and afterwards if your complaint is not upheld. One...

    Cifas says: The warning is there to make it clear you are the genuine, innocent party, and that you have been (or suspect you may be) the victim of an identity theft. Any organisation that subsequently receives that warning will see the phrase ‘Cifas – Do Not Reject – Validation Required’. It reminds them that extra precautions must be taken to ens...

  2. Sep 3, 2013 · Here's what happens when you get your info from National Hunter, thanks to my data request 3 weeks ago. Who are they? National Hunter is an anti fraud organisation. People like banks and credit card providers send your stuff to NH to get checked over. If NH think it looks dodgy, the red flag it. Then it gets investigated.

  3. What is my new Hunter email address? Students – your email address follows this formula: CUNYfirst username followed by @myhunter.cuny.edu , e.g., jane.smith03@myhunter.cuny.edu . Faculty and Staff – your main email account is your CUNYfirst account: FirstName.LastName##@login.cuny.edu (## being the last 2 or 3 digits of your EMPLID).

  4. When an email address has a status Unknown, or Blocked it means that Hunter could not determine the validity of the email. This usually happens when the domain linked to the email is grey-listing or blocking our verification process, preventing Hunter from validating the email address.

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