Product: Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports

On XX/XX/XXXX I got a 2-factor authenticator text message with a code requesting for Massachusetts MyRMV ( the text came in at XXXX ). I then looked at my XXXX and saw an email from XXXX that a hard credit card application inquiry was made ( email came in at XXXX ). XXXX XXXX emailed me XXXX. I had issues disputing the inquiry with XXXX as the proper fraud department I needed to speak with was closed, so instead I did it through my XXXX account and received a dispute letter to send to the credit bureaus. On Monday XX/XX/XXXX I contacted XXXX to make sure the inquiry was properly disputed and upon pulling my credit report I discovered a phone number that wasn't mine. I then contacted XXXX XXXX to dispute the fraudulent application and had them confirm the phone number used on the application was the same fraudulent number on my credit report. I was told via XXXX that placing a fraud alert on all three credit bureaus was enough to protect my identity, instead of, or in addition to, credit bureau freezes. On XX/XX/XXXX at XXXX I received an alert that XXXX digital wallet was opened. I contacted XXXX 's digital wallet department to close the wallet, which the representative did close and, I assumed, marked fraudulent. After I got off the phone and was on the XXXX mobile app, I realized t hat my phone and email was changed to an email I did not recognize and the same phone number that was listed on my credit report 9 days before. Thankfully, I took a screenshot before I was logged out of my XXXX account by the identity fraudster, password being changed, and 2-factor code being sent to fraudster phone number ( email is XXXX and phone number is XXXX ). I called XXXX and spoke to multiple departments to change back my account info as I do not want this to hurt my credit score, or my SSN/personal information to continue being used. When I spoke with an XXXX representative, she told me she can not 'verify ' my information via phone and that I needed to send in my personal information via direct mail to their escalation team in Texas . As a reoccurring victim of identity theft, I was extremely nervous about this, especially as my account should've been marked fraudulent. About 2 weeks later on XX/XX/XXXX, I received Morgan Stanley checkbooks in the mail assuming via the fraudster, which I then closed and disputed with Morgan Stanley and ETrade ( which the account was open from ). The representative at ETrade told my MS customer service agent that the application looked 'suspicious ' but then decided to accept it anyways. Which is sense why the MS account was opened. Since then, I have not heard back from either ETrade or MS to verify the accounts were closed and marked fraudulent - only verbal confirmation by phone and was promised a follow up. I since then opened a police report with the phone number linked to my XXXX profile, had been updating my FTC report, and marched down to the social security office for answers on how to protect myself and 1 ) freeze my personal information so the fraudster can not attack me anymore 2 ) get back into my XXXX account as a victim of fraud. I have been a loyal XXXX member for many, MANY years. I do want access back so I can continue to dispute anything used with my personal information regarding the account, and if the fraudster opens back up another digital wallet. I since have opened a XXXX account to monitor all three credit bureaus and placed a XXXX XXXX freeze.