I had someone walk up to the ATT counter at a Walmart in Arkansas and purchase two brand new iPhones, transferring my SIM ID and deactivating my phone on a Sund

I had someone walk up to the ATT counter at a Walmart in Arkansas and purchase two brand new iPhones, transferring my SIM ID and deactivating my phone on a Sunday afternoon. Fortunately I noticed immediately and cancelled the SIM to prevent MFA issues with banks and whatnot. In order to do what they did, they needed to show a fake Driver's License with all of my exact information, and I have an extremely common surname. I cannot prove it was due to the breach but given the timing and my surname it seems likely. As it happens, ATT paid for the phones, I suffered some minor inconvenience but it could have been much worse. I'm a bit surprised ATT hasn't gone after them legally, because they were likely the financial victim in many similar schemes, but perhaps they have insurance for this sort of thing.