The Credit Bureau

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You don’t have to figure this out on your own.
We’ll help you understand what the alert means and what to do next—before things get worse.

If your bank sends you an alert, act immediately.

What this alert could mean:
  • A suspicious transaction on your account
  • A declined charge you didn’t recognize
  • A fraud alert text or email from your bank
  • A new account or charge you didn’t authorize
  • Someone attempting to use your card information
  • When you call, here is what happens:
  • You speak with a real person in the U.S.
  • We help you understand what's happening
  • We guide you on what to do next
  • We can help you stop additional damage quickly