<prompt> Human: First off: Ive read through this subs section on identity fraud, but Im still not completely sure of the order to do things.I got a call from a number matching my banks, and ended up telling them over the phone my SSN. It appears theyve already gotten my bank account information from a fraud ring that occurred recently in the area. Ive already visited my bank and had my account deactivated until further notice, but Im not completely sure of what else to do.I dont have any credit cards, and Im worried about what could be done to ruin my credit before I even have a chance to start it off. Ive read through the wiki here which says to place credit freezes with the three credit reporting agencies, but another part of the page says to pull a copy of my credit report to dispute fraudulent accounts. Will reporting a credit freeze first stop me from doing this? Will just a freeze be sufficient at this point in time?Any advice on what to do would be greatly appreciated, Ive been freaking out all day about this.  <response>: Just to avoid this situation in the future: if someone calls YOU, dont give them any identifying information. Instead, ask for a case number or a reference number, look online for the general line of the bank or government office or whatever, and call that number. If you feel awkward about it, all you have to say is I dont give out information over the phone to people or entities I cant verify the identity of. 