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A recent post on social media has sparked a wave of discussion and concern. The user, who is in the process of buying a house, found their mortgage application blocked due to a $2000 charge from Bell Mobility. The problem? They claim to have never used Bell Mobility services. Despite having been with Fido for decades, the user was flagged for a missing payment and was forced to pay the full amount due to the imminent closing date of their house purchase. The user has since contacted Bell’s loss and prevention department and is in the process of filing a fraud case with the police. The situation has raised questions about fraudulent activity, credit monitoring, and the responsibilities of service providers and consumers…