Protect Your Wealth and Identity - Act against Identity Theft Scam

When it identity theft strikes, the effects can be devastating. What's more, because it frequently involves no physical theft, identity theft may not be noticed by its victims until significant damage has been done. By following these simple but effective precautions you will be protecting yourself and your family from the terrible heartache and financial problems that this crime brings.

AOL and FTC; Live by the Sword Die by the Sword

Remember when the Federal Trade Commission made a very poor choice in attacking Bill Gates and Microsoft. Why, well because competitors complained about Microsoft and one of those competitors was AOL who hired lobbyists and finagled a way to get the Federal Trade Commission to intervene in a competitive business industry; suffice it to say the FTC attacked Microsoft.

Identity Theft Prevention with Firewalls

Use a firewall to prevent Identity Theft from happening to you.

4 Common Sense Ways to Protect Your Identity

With any two pieces of information, an enterprising identity thief (or debt collector, private investigator) can get the rest of what they need to know to become you and spend your hard earned money.

Why is Identity Fraud / Theft Rising?

A study by Javelin Strategy and Research in 2005 showed that 9.3 million Americans are victims of identity theft each year. This is about 4.25% of adults. The Home Office in the United Kingdom also claims that this crime is reaching epidemic proportions, although they do not actually collect data and statistics. But why is this becoming such a problem? This article hopes to help answer some of your questions.

Identity Theft is an Ongoing Problem

Identity theft is an ongoing serious problem. Unfortunately we hear of problems much more often.

Don't Get Caught: The Easiest Way To Avoid Phishing Scams

Avoiding online frauds and scams is easy if you follow advice to stop, think, and stay in charge.

Identity Theft - Can The Internet Help?

Many people believe that doing transactions online can put them in jeopardy of becoming a victim of identity theft. Actually, the truth is completely the opposite. The Internet can actually help protect you against identity theft in several different ways.

Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft

Identity theft is one of the rising crimes in the world. It happens everywhere and can take various forms, from a stolen credit card to an illegal use of a social security number. Learn how to protect yourself against identity theft!

Identity Theft And The Internet

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 hi...

Identity Theft - The 1 Most Important Thing You Can Do Now!

Identity Theft - The one most important thing you can do to protect yourself! If your credit card is ever stolen, don't panic. Immediately call the 3 national credit reporting organizations to place ...

Government Biggest Purveyor in Personal Identity to Identity Thieves and They Know It!

The United States of America's government and the local governments that we trust with our information as we fill out forms that the government requests us to do as good citizens; are indeed the biggest purveyors in personal identity information that identity thieves use to steal our money.

IRS Gives Away More Information on US Citizens than the Identity Thieves Even Need

The Internal Revenue Service gives away more information on U.S. citizens than almost any other agency and the identity thieves Love It. But why is it that the government gives away information on U.S. citizens to anyone who wants it? Why does the Internal Revenue Service collecting information and make it public to anybody?

The Coming Pandemic Of Identity Theft?

Despite the theft of V.A. files containing the personal info of 26.5 million veterans. There is a even bigger problem looming which no one is yet addressing.

Identity Theft - Awareness, Prevention, Recovery

Identity theft is rapidly becoming the most popular crime of the new millennium. You can protect yourself, however, by taking only a few simple precautions. Even if these extra measures should fail, there's still hope for recovery!