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22nd September 2009
Criminals are increasingly creative in the methods by which they steal your identity, your money, and your life. They are usually several steps ahead of the average consumer. With how many of the following "creative" schemes are you familiar?
* "Dumpst... Read >
Author: wbdoyle11th August 2009
money. They usually use your credit card or credit card information to purchase whatever they want and you will be billed for it.
One of the best ways to know about identity theft is by buying a video demonstrating how the crime works and also how to p... Read >
Author: Josiah Walter05th June 2009
Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the country. Compared to other crimes, identity theft and fraud is comparatively easy, low-risk, and high-profit. Every year, about ten million people in the United States alone have their identities ... Read >
Author: srini23rd February 2009
When you are preparing to make a major purchase such as a home or auto loan you should check your credit report. Your credit score is one of the most important factors lenders use in determining whether or not you get a loan. Credit scores also determine ... Read >
Author: John Rasor23rd February 2009
By now you should be aware that our economy is in a serious state of decline with 2.6 million jobs lost last year and this year starting off with tens of thousands being laid off already, and this is only January, with 11 more months to go!
You must at... Read >
Author: Ozark Mike01st February 2009
Like many people you may be wondering how can I keep my personal and financial information secure. If this is the case, you hardly are alone. In this day and age identity theft is occurring at an alarming rate. Through this article you are provided som... Read >
Author: Bernz Jayma P.21st January 2009
Summary - Looks at the growing epidemic of identity theft associated with minor children and young adults. Article points out proactive measures to take to avoid identity theft. Provides contact information to credit bureaus to obtain credit histories and... Read >
Author: Ronald Hudkins21st January 2009
You may not know it but stolen mail accounts for nearly 8 percent of identity thefts and an additional 3 percent of identities are lost as a result of Dumpster Diving. I know, that does not sound like a big deal but considering the Federal Trade Commissi... Read >
Author: Ronald Hudkins30th November 2008
Unless you have been living under a rock or in a cave in recent years, you are probably aware that identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes of this century. That said, it is truly both amazing and alarming that more people are not using method... Read >
Author: Jon Arnold16th October 2008
Identity theft and identity fraud are the fastest growing crime in the world. Identity theft and identity fraud are terms used to refer to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person's personal data in some way that invo... Read >
Author: John Rasor13th October 2008
As a private investigator you may be asked to perform an asset search or an asset locate. This is when one person or business entity needs to determine the assets of another person. This would include bank accounts,real estate, businesses and much more.
... Read >
Author: Ed Opperman 05th September 2008
If you are in need, "freecycling" may be the option for you. In fact, there is actually an official organization (The Freecycle Network, or TFN) that bears this name.
Freecycling Defined
Freecycling is the act of recovering items to be thrown away f... Read >
Author: Lorna Goldsborough18th August 2008
How can someone steal your identity? Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information such as your name, Social Security number, credit card number or other identifying information, without your permission to commit fraud or other crimes.... Read >
Author: www.amikamobile.com17th July 2008
While most people think the idea of going through peoples’ garbage is disgusting, to an identity thief the reward is worth doing the dirty work for. The average victim is worth over $30,000.
The scary part is dumpster diving is not a crime if the tr... Read >
Author: Sherman14th July 2008
One of the most notorious cases of identity theft prosecuted was a case of dumpster diving. Dumpster diving is when someone goes through other people’s trash looking for items they can use or sell.
In most cases, the dumpsterdiver is looking for cl... Read >
Author: Sherman14th July 2008
Dumpster Divers are proud of their ability to provide for themselves and their families, without being forced to beg or steal. There are several different types of dumpster divers; some are actually looking for food! Others are looking for broken or dis... Read >
Author: Sherman14th July 2008
During the course of the day you may write a check at the grocery store, charge tickets to a concert, mail your tax returns, rent a car, and apply for a new credit card. Your probably don't think twice when you are doing these type of activities. An ident... Read >
Author: Mike Clover03rd July 2008
We have insurance for our homes, cars, and medical needs, but when it comes to our pets, an illness or injury generally means paying money to the vet. One way to minimize your chances of a vet visit is to make sure your home is pet-safe. Unlike child-proo... Read >
Author: Rob Parker18th June 2008
If you've bought a fixer-upper, you may be making a list of the materials that you need to purchase in order to repair or replace. This is an ideal time to make eco-friendly practices work for you, both in terms of the environment and your wallet. By ... Read >
Author: Lisa Brodeur29th May 2008
As a single parent, sticking to your budget each month can seem impossible. Getting free stuff for single parents can help stretch your budget.
Freecycle offers yahoogroups for various locales. After joining one for your area, you will receive emails... Read >
Author: Annie Clark03rd April 2008
Did you think Identity Theft Protection is unnecessary? Well you might want to think again. Dallas based actress Liz Mikel just found out the hard way that someone had stolen her identity and been having a field day. She stars in the NBC show "Friday Nigh... Read >
Author: Mike Clover17th March 2008
Stolen identity: it can ruin your credit. Stolen identity is an epidemic that attacks silently and indiscriminately. Most people don't find out they have been a victim of a stolen identity until they are turned down for a loan or credit card. Armed with i... Read >
Author: David J Bonne17th March 2008
Stolen identity: it can ruin your credit. Stolen identity is an epidemic that attacks silently and indiscriminately. Most people don't find out they have been a victim of a stolen identity until they are turned down for a loan or credit card. Armed with i... Read >
Author: David J Bonne28th January 2008
According to the Federal trade Commission there was an estimated half million children who joined the ranks last year with the unfortunate distinction of becoming victims of identity theft. An advocacy group called the Identity Theft Resource Center iden... Read >
Author: Ronald Hudkins15th November 2007
If you spend any time watching the TV news or reading the newspapers, most people have heard of identity theft. But do you really know what identity theft is? Or even more importantly, did you realize that if you are not proactively taking steps to chan... Read >
Author: Jon Arnold14th August 2007
The birthday Party had just broken up and the busboys were filling the dumpster with leftover goodies. The bag lady noticed a large piece of strawberry shortcake on a paper platter and quickly devoured it. She then washed it down with a half full can of p... Read >
Author: melpol07th August 2007
If you haven't been reading the newspapers or watching the evening news, you may not be aware that the crime of identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes of this century. Identity theft is not only for online activities, but is every bit as ram... Read >
Author: Jon Arnold11th June 2007
According to the Federal Trade Commission, the most common types of identity theft are credit card fraud, utility fraud, bank and loan fraud, employment-related fraud, and government document or benefit fraud. While many people are award of credit card f... Read >
Author: Rick Churchill22nd May 2007
Identity Theft is not restricted to just digital media contrary to what you may read in the news today. Granted, there are a lot of breaches of University computers or retailer’s networks or lost/stolen laptops that are reported all the time, but Identi... Read >
Author: jake feuerbacher05th April 2007
So are you sick of being taken advantage of because other people have no morals about how they make their income? Do you want to keep your hard earned money and stop throwing it into the bank accounts of scam artists? I AM IRATE!!
I have purch... Read >
Author: Benjamin Ehinger26th March 2007
Crooks are becoming more inventive in how they make off with your identity. Courage is not a must any longer, nor is guns and knives or any physical mischief. Now days it may possibly be your neighbor or a person you pass in the mall. We can by no means b... Read >
Author: Ramon Ross12th March 2007
Tolerance. It’s a good thing, a socially desirable thing, isn’t it? What could possibly be wrong with tolerance?
I’m so glad you asked. Here’s what’s wrong: The magnificently sold idea of tolerance is, in fact, destroying our highest and bes... Read >
Author: bette dowdell01st February 2007
What is your hobby? Are you passionate about it? Does it give you lots of pleasure? Your hobby could also give you lots of profits on the Internet. Hobbies are a great subject for information products to sell online.
People spend lots of money on thei... Read >
Author: Kevin Riley26th January 2007
In the modern digital world, identity theft is a serious concern. Avoiding identity theft is all about using your common sense.
Identity theft is simply what is says. Someone steals your identity for the purpose of using it for a fraudulent transactio... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo04th October 2006
All across America people are fighting a battle they never imagined they would. No, they are not using artillery and tanks. Instead, they are fighting off the prey that try to steal their identity each and every day.
That's right, every place you go an... Read >
Author: Christopher Pratt05th March 2006
Criminals are increasingly creative in the methods by which they steal your identity, your money, and your life. They are usually several steps ahead of the average consumer. With how many of the following "creative" schemes are you familiar:
* "Dumpst... Read >
Author: Etienne A. Gibbs17th December 2005
You've heard the "buzz" about identity theft, but what exactly is identity theft? According to Wikipedia, identity theft (or identity fraud) is the deliberate assumption of another person's identity, usually to gain access to their finances or frame them... Read >
Author: Debbie Pettitt12th October 2005
Somewhere along the way, you think you have stumbled upon the best idea since e-mail. And then, just like a million inventors, would-be inventors, builders, creators and artists, you become fearful and paranoid that someone stealing your precious work.
... Read >
Author: Jani Zubkovs13th August 2005
By: James Dimmitt
LexisNexis, a provider of personal and financial data, recently reported that the personal information of as many as 310,000 people nationwide may have been stolen. This figure is nearly 10 times higher than the original figure disc... Read >
Author: James Dimmitt
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