FICO Pro David Howe Displeased with Senator Sherrod Brown’s Office following Federal Crime involving Child's Identity

David E Howe, SubscriberWise founder and FICO global G.O.A.T.

SubscriberWise CEO and child protector David Howe reaches out to Senator Sherrod Brown for help solving a child identity fraud but frustrated by buck passing.

I will continue my efforts to protect children from this very common crime, which is neither reported nor prosecuted, but whose victims often suffer long and alone.
— David E Howe, SubscriberWise CEO
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A., August 24, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- SubscriberWise®, the leading provider of analytics driven subscriber decision management technology and the nation's largest issuing consumer reporting agency for the communications industry, announced that the company president yesterday contacted Senator Sherrod Brown's office following the misuse of a child's identity. The CEO firmly engaged a staff member who gave little concern for the serious issue intended for the lawmaker. According to SubscriberWise, Congress has failed to address the unabated assault on the nation's innocent and defenseless children.

“Today I attempted to schedule a meeting with Senator Sherrod Brown,” said David Howe, president of SubscriberWise. “I contacted the Senator moments after I exposed another federal application fraud involving the use of a minor child’s social security number and a falsified date of birth. Although I was ultimately provided an email address to request an appointment, the initial contact was nothing more that an attempt to ‘pass the buck’.

Listen to excerpts of federal crime and subsequent call to Senator Brown's office: https://soundcloud.com/user-370781554/child-fraud-sherrod-brown

“There was little regard for the legislative concerns I was attempting to articulate including the solutions I’ve been trying to implement for the past several years,” argued Howe.

“I’m very disappointed in Senator Brown’s office. I voted for the Senator every time since his entry into office,” continued Howe. “Today my frustrations reached a boiling point. But the complacency and lack of concern from the lawmaker’s staff will not dissuade or deter me. I will continue my efforts to protect children from this very common crime, which is neither reported nor prosecuted, but whose victims often suffer long and alone (http://www.enhancedonlinenews.com/news/eon/20141023006263/en/SubscriberWise/FTC/Credit).”

Related: David Howe speaks to President Obama as Credit Czar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvbPLKflRWg

About SubscriberWise and David E. Howe

SubscriberWise® launched as the first U.S. issuing consumer reporting agency exclusively for the cable industry in 2006. In 2009, SubscriberWise and TransUnion announced a joint marketing agreement for the benefit of America's independent cable operators. Today SubscriberWise is a risk management preferred-solutions provider for the National Cable Television Cooperative.

SubscriberWise contributions to the communications industry are quantified in the billions of dollars annually.

Having directly prevented multitudes more child identity thefts than any single individual including law enforcement professionals nationwide, David Howe is recognized as one of the most productive and engaged child identity theft experts of the 21st century. Howe’s expertise on the subject of identity theft has been shared with virtually all levels of state and federal law enforcement agencies including field agents from the FBI. In 2014, Howe was contacted by IBM’s RedCell Counter Fraud and Financial Crimes Intelligence organization for training and information concerning child identity fraud.

Howe is also the highest FICO achiever in worldwide banking and financial history. Howe is the only known individual – living or deceased – to have obtained and documented simultaneous perfect FICO 850 and Vantage Scores across every national credit bureau.

SubscriberWise is a U.S.A. federally registered trademark of the SubscriberWise Limited Liability Co.

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