The penalty for trying to falsify credit information comes with serious criminal charges that may result in jail time or a hefty fine for you and the hacker.
The “CPN” number they’re giving you is a Social Security number that likely belongs to a child, a deceased person, or even a prison inmate.
Even if you manage to get an accurate negative item removed, it may still reappear on your credit record once it’s verified with the creditor.
If it’s discovered that you purchased a tradeline to improve your credit scores, you’ll have your application denied or have any approvals revoked.