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ID Theft in the News
09/30/2008 06:28 PM
Looks Like Someone is Holding Government Accountable for Identity Theft
Think the government would never put you at risk of identity theft? At least not knowingly right? Think again. More and more local governments are putting personal information online as part of an initiative to make public records more easily available. In one case in recent news, this resulted in a woman's identity being stolen. Looks like Uncle Sam is finally being held accountable.
09/21/2008 12:47 PM
Identity Theft Trends Prove ATMs Dish Up More Than Just Cash
You go to the ATM for cash, with identity theft probably being the last thing on your mind. Your not alone. There are those who are usually relentless about identity theft prevention, and they don't think twice about using an ATM. That could be a big mistake...
09/11/2008 03:47 PM
Some Things to Consider about Identity Theft Protection
Independent companies offer identity theft protection for a nominal cost. These plans can give you several different services, from credit report monitoring to recovery assistance if your credit is stolen despite your best efforts. It seems like a good deal, due to the ever-rising incidence of identity theft - but is it worth the money?
