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This guy got way with all my personal information what should I do ????????????????

I was looking for a jobs on crags list and I came across this janitorial position. So I called the number to get a interview I talk to the guy then come interview day I meet the guy at this lunch place because he was coming from out of town. He tells me and two other ladies all about the business and tells us we have to pay for our background screening and it was $20 and that we would get it back on Monday the orientation day so we give him the money he writes use out receipts we filled out some paper work with all of our personal information (EVERYTHING). Thinking were about to be working ok Monday rows around we go to the place where he tells us to meet him at for orientation nobody to be found the guards said they don’t know anything about an orientation and 1 of the ladies who was in the interview with me the guard said she was there for like and hour then just lift so I waited for like 10 min nothing so I lift . 2 days later a guy was on the news say how that same guy John Hill scammed him to!!! What should I do about all of my information he have . Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Help

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1. call the cops and your bank - that man has your checking information and your social security number and your birth date. i would probably contact the social security office too. i mean, with all that information, he could totally ruin your life. he can open all kinds of credit cards, take out loans loans, commit check kiting - all under your info. that means that goes on your credit and when you have messed up credit that affects getting school loans, car loans, phones, utilities, a house, an apartment. and that stays with you forever, even if it wasn't your fault. so that means, by that time, in order for you to rebuild your credit, it will probably be too late to get it wiped off as fraud and you will end up having to pay up to hundreds of thousands of dollars in bad debt that wasn't even your fault. Again, call: 1) your bank 2) the cops 3) the social security office. explain to all of them what happened...they are willing to work with you. they don't want people like that skeezy man out there doing this to people. *the social security office may put a red flag for fraud on your credit, but believe me it is way easier than to have to pay off $125,000 or whatever off in bad debt that you didn't even commit.