Identity thieves can open credit in your name. Know what’s on your file.
A self-help education kit: how to get your free reports from each bureau, how to spot errors and signs of identity fraud, and template letters you can send yourself for items that are inaccurate.
What we do
- Guides to getting free reports (Equifax, Experian, illion; Centrix in NZ; TransUnion and others where available)
- How to read a credit report and spot signs of identity theft
- Generic template letters for disputing inaccurate items yourself
- Identity theft checklist: fraud alerts, credit bans/freezes, and where to report
What we don’t do
- General information only, not advice about your circumstances; you decide and submit any dispute yourself
- We don’t contact bureaus or creditors for individuals; where hands-on help needs a licence we refer you to a licensed credit repair provider
- No promise to remove accurate information; accurate listings can’t lawfully be removed
- Not available in the UAE
Plans: Included in the Pro and Agency plans (not available in the UAE).
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Important: ImposterWatch provides monitoring, education, document templates and guided self-help. We are not a law firm, credit repair organisation, credit reporting body or financial adviser, and nothing on this site is legal, credit or financial advice. We do not guarantee any outcome, including the removal of any credit listing or review or the restoration of any account. Credit information services for individuals are educational only and are not available in the UAE; where a licensed provider is required (for example in Australia, the UK or the US) we refer you to one. Platform decisions rest with Google, Meta and credit bureaus.