Preventing Identity Theft & Credit Fraud
Preventing
identity theft and credit fraud is something everyone
needs to be cognizant of - especially with the rapid
rise in ID theft cases. This increase is due to the
relatively low-risk, high-reward gamble it offers
criminals. All it takes is your Social Security number
and a few other easy-to-obtain pieces of data and
they can assume your identity and commit credit fraud.
For victims it can be a costly and time draining
ordeal, causing great emotional and financial distress.
Here's some tips to preventing identity theft:
Just refuse!
Tell merchants no if they ask for your credit card
number on your personal check. Not only is it illegal
in some states, but it leaves consumers vulnerable
to identity theft. Never write your Social Security
number on checks either, or worse - ask to get it
printed on your checks. If a thief gets your check
with your Social Security number you can be in deep
trouble.
Monitor Your Credit
Monitor your credit report on a regular basis. If
you find errors like changes of address you did not
initiate or new accounts you did not open you should
be very concerned, make sure you review the credit monitoring service before things get out of hand.
It's also important to watch your monthly billing
statements for any suspicious activity or items you
didn't order.
Protect Your License No
Don't have your driver's license number printed on
your checks. And when it's time to order new checks
request your driver's license number be removed if
it was previously imprinted on your checks.
Pre-approved Credit
Shred all pre-approved credit card offers you get
in the mail
Once you decide not to accept a pre-approved credit
offer, shred it before you forget and it gets thrown
out with the other junk mail. These pre-approved credit
offers can easily be retrieved from your garbage by
someone wanting to assume your identity.
Opt Out
Don't want the constant flood of pre-approved offers,
call 1 888 5 OPT OUT (1 888 567 8688) to be removed
from the lists of all three major credit bureaus.
Secure Your Mail
Make sure no-one but you and your mailman has access to your
mail box. Be sure it is securely locked or located where others
can't get into it.
Shred It!
Shred anything containing personal information that you wish
to discard, old or cancelled checks, statements, bills, insurance
information etc. Make sure nothing gets in your trash that could
help someone steal your identity.
If you're already a victim of identity theft make
sure your review the Identity
Restoration section.
This article on preventing identity theft is offered
up for general guidance and information. It is not
intended as, nor should it be construed to be, legal,
financial or other professional advice. Please consult
with your attorney or financial advisor to discuss
any legal or financial issues on this topic.
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Solve the problem of
identity theft if your wallet was stolen
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Was
your wallet lost or maybe you were pick
pocketed? The crooks didn't care that
much about your cash, or your credit
cards, everyone knows to cancel them.
Credit Card Companies provide continuous
fraud monitoring for misuse of credit
cards. They also provide their clients
with zero liability if they are a victim
and if they contact them right away.
However, losses from Debit Cards are
a different matter and may become your
responsibility.
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Reduce the stress of
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So if the
credit card companies provide relief and
monitoring why would you need this service?
Because what the crooks will do is get a
hold of someone like a utility company and
tell them "I've moved, here is my new
address". The utility company will say "prove
who you are". Of course that is easy
for your crook, they stole everything they
need from you. When they get a bill with
a new address now they will open up new credit
cards after the limited fraud alert is removed
from your account.
Of course
when they don't pay the bills the banks will
hand the account over to a collection agency.
The collection agency will find you and start
harassing you and of course they will turn
a deaf ear to your complaints about identity
theft. They are working on commission and
will certainly sue you because they know
paying their bill is cheaper then hiring
a lawyer.
How do you stop this, who do
you call, where should you write, do you send
them registered or certified? We can help because
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We will
prevent Debit, Credit or ATM card accounts
being set up by others using your good name
and your good credit.
We will
prevent identity crooks from redirecting
your bank, debit/ATM cards, and credit cards
statements. We will prevent thieves from
changing your address with any other creditors.
We will
assist you with the police regarding warrants.
If a
collection agency starts harassing you for
debt, we will assist you and stop them.
You will
also receive a comprehensive monitoring system
to insure that you are receiving all of your
statements and your credit reports in a timely
manner.
You will
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the four (not three) credit bureaus so you
receive credit reports on a regular basis.
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