<prompt> Human: Hi all, throwaway because my usual account is known by family. My grandpa is 93 yrs old and is a homebody. Until about three years ago he lived with my uncle. During this time my uncle, without anyones knowledge, opened up a credit card account using my grandpas info. We only found out because we bought the house he used to live and the bill came. It was addressed to my grandpa, and since he doesnt know English, my mother opened it and found the card issue. Hes racked up a bit of money on the card and is only making minimal payments. My grandpa knows now too, and while he feels betrayed he wants to put an end to this without hurting my uncle and without my uncle knowing Everyone found out. What makes this hard, is that since a my grandpa doesnt know English, my u clue has himself set up on the account to be an administrator of sorts to translate and b he afraid that if he calls and cancels, hell be liable for the amount on the card.Question is, is there a way to anonymously report this and get my uncle to stop using the card? Were in Canada if that helps.  <response>: The private way to resolve it is for the uncle to immediately apologize, immediately pay off the full amount on the credit card, disclose any other similar things he might have done, and promise never to do it again.Thats certainly a thing that could possibly happen in the universe.Otherwise, report identity theft, disclaim responsibility for the card using the police report, and let the uncle deal with the consequences as he will. 