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North Carolina

Identity Theft North Carolina Information

Identity Theft Types Reported by North Carolina Victims

Rank Identity Theft Type No. of Victims Percentage
1 Credit Card Fraud 1,689 31%
2 Phone or Utilities Fraud 1,237 22%
3 bank Fraud 844 15%
4 Employment-Related Fraud 477 9%
5 Government Documents or Benefits Fraud 474 9%
6 Loan Fraud 365 7%
- Other 1,244 22%
- Attempted Identity Theft 382 7%

Percentages are based on the 5,537 victims reporting from North Carolina. Percentages add to more than 100 because approximately 17% of victims from North Carolina reported experiencing more than one type of identity theft.

Top North Carolina Identity Theft Victim Locations

Victim City No. of Victims
Charlotte 775
Raleigh 358
Greensboro 242
Durham 202
Fayetteville 182

Identity Theft Laws in North Carolina 

State Laws N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-113.20-23

Attorney General of North Carolina  
Office of the Attorney General  
Department of Justice  
Post Office Box 629  
Raleigh, NC 27602-0629  
PHO:(919) 716-6400  
FBI Charlotte
Suite 900, Wachovia Building
400 South Tyron Street
Charlotte, North Carolina 28285-0001
charlotte.fbi.gov
(704) 377-9200
Identity Theft News
12-29-05 Local Business Briefs City employees' credit union to offer Identity Theft 911 Winston-Salem City Employees' Credit Union said yesterday that it is offering the services of Identity Theft 911, which assists with victim resolution and educational programs, for no cost to its members. Winston-Salem Journal

12-29-05 Law allows credit data freeze North Carolinians now have another way to prevent identity theft thanks to a new state law. News & Observer

12-29-05 Law allows credit data freeze North Carolinians now have another way to prevent identity theft thanks to a new state law. News & Observer

         
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