Albert Davis | 4:33 p.m. Feb. 4, 2008
I am a New Yorker who two hours ago went to my bank and learned of a $30,000 court ordered levy on my bank account. This was the result of identity fraud. In addition to lost time there is a heavy emotional toll not to mention missed opportunities resulting from the lowering of my credit score.

I feel equally victimized by the person who stole my identity as I am with those granted a loan in my name.

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