Spouse used SS# and name to gain unautherized access to accounts and make changes

[jdodge25]

MY wife contacted our wireless phone provider using my name and SS# to gain access, change my passowrd and make unauthorized changes to the account. I made a point of contacting the carrier 1 month prior to remove any and all authorization rights from her, leaving only myself being able to make changes. Is there any leagal action I can take against my soon to be ex-wife for the false impersonation, and against the carrier who allowed this to happen? Also, even though I contacted the carrier 2 days after the deed took place, and requested the taped conversations, also speaking with thier fraud department, and told to write a letter that was mailed the very next day, and received 8 days after the incident took place, I wasn't contacted until 10 days after the event took place. After playing phone tag with the fraud department for another 4 days, I was told that all recordings are deleted after 10 days, so they have nothing to offer me. So, now do I have legal recorse against the wireless provider as well? This is a messy divorce, and I need any help I can get.

 

[army judge]

Sorry, no one is going to do a thing about this.


You could contact the police, but that'll upset you even more.

Why?

The cops won't do anything, either.

 

[mightymoose]

It appears you have no damages anyway.
This is something for you and the wife to work out between yourselves, or in the divorce.
You picked her- you pay the price!

 

[Proserpina]

You mention a messy divorce.

What exactly are you wanting to accomplish?