identity theft protection
identity theft protection
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by Eden Paul - 2007-04-25
How much information does someone really need to know in order to steal your identity? Your full name? Your birth date? Your mailing address? With this information alone, some could access your existi...
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by Dan Riffle - 2007-04-30
One of the main parts of an effective identity theft protection system is to simply be aware of what information you are giving out and to whom you are giving it. This may seem obvious, but today's te...
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by Eden Paul - 2007-04-30
How much information does someone really need to know in order to steal your identity? Your full name? Your birth date? Your mailing address? With this information alone, some could access your existi...
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by Eden Paul - 2007-05-08
Everyone has heard the stories about Americans whose identities have been stolen. It is not usually a pleasant story. People end up working for hundreds of hours over many years to get their lives and...
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by Wade Robins - 2007-05-08
The US government has a number of websites which cover the subject of identity theft. In this article we will look at a few of them which can help you fight identity theft and give you any information...
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by Zackery Lim - 2007-05-08
You can never be too paranoid when it comes to protecting your personal information and details. It is much better to be cautious and careful. Identity thieves are everywhere, and they are waiting to ...
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by Zackery Lim - 2007-05-08
Identity theft has four types: financial, criminal, cloning and commercial. Each type of identity theft is described below.Financial Identity TheftThe most common form of identity theft is financial. ...
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by Zackery Lim - 2007-05-11
Losing or misplacing important personal or financial affidavits will immediately put you at risk at having your identity stolen. A passport, license or social security card can give the identity thief...
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by Zackery Lim - 2007-05-11
It is a real possibility for an identity thief to create debt using your identity. It is also a possibility for an identity thief to have access to your financial accounts and run off with your hard e...
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by Zackery Lim - 2007-05-11
The theft of physical and data access codes is evident most often in businesses. If an unauthorized individual is able to gain access in an active work place, it is difficult to initiate steps toward ...
