<prompt> Human: Ill try to keep this brief. My social security number was used to open a Time Warner account. It went unnoticed since September. After a causual chat with our mailman, he told us he has been putting this bill in the apartment next to ours mail. He stated he noticed the last name was the same as ours but when he told them, they insisted it was theirs. He showed us the envelope and it was my dads name who is deceased. He gave us the letter and when we looked at it. They opened an account in my dads name, under my social, and it was over 900. Time Warner told us we were paying for service for the apartment across from us. It did not pop up on credit karma or anything but Time Warner confirmed the last four of my social. Within hours of cancelling, they were outside the apartment condo trying to see if the anything was physically wrong with the dish and have been looking at my family and I very strangely. Our mailboxes are right next to each other and I am going to move it right by my door with a lock. I want them to have whats coming because who knows what else they used it for. We own the condo they live in and I have been debating reporting them to the FTC and SEC... however, they could tear up the place before leaving forcing me to pay for repairs. I think one of them is under parole and they started subleasing to someone who I overheard is illegal our condos are very close to each other. What would you guys recommend? Thank you in advance.  <response>: You dont report people to the FTC or SEC for identity theft.You report them to the police. If you own their apartment and are renting it to them why dont you evict them for subletting if your lease doesnt permit it? Im probably not in your state but moving another adult into a home I rent out is a violation of the lease and grounds for eviction.Personally I would file a police report for identity theft, that police report will be handy to hand out to creditors who were also victimized by these folks. 