Business ProfileforUnited Auto Credit Corporation

I applied for a *** on Tampa Bay Wholesale Auto and was contacted by United Auto Credit. The individual I spoke with was *************************, who was responsible for approving me for this car. I was asked numerous questions regarding my credit report. Yes, I do have a fraud alert on there, but rest assured, the person you were speaking with on the phone was clearly me. I am the owner of that credit report we were discussing. When I reached back out to the salesman to inquire about the decision, he mentioned that I was denied because there was too much fraud. However, there was no fraudulent activity on my credit report. The alert was merely a precautionary measure I placed so that whenever I applied for credit, I would be contacted first to verify my identity. Everything currently reported on the credit report belongs to me. Thus, it was frustrating that the bank asked me all these questions and then made an unfounded accusation. I will be contesting this with a lawyer because it is unjust to accuse someone of fraud without evidence, and to use that as the reason for denial. There is no substantial evidence of any fraud on my credit report.