Identity Theft - IRS Warns Public about Email Scams

The IRS is warning the public about email scams. If you give out personal information, you can be a victim of identity theft.

Identity Theft and Online Safety

We’re often shocked by the stories of identify theft victims we’ve heard or seen on TV. While the Internet lend the convenience of online shopping to average Joe and Mary, con-artists have found a new platform to scam innocent people. With the availability of countless online shopping sites, both e-commerce providers and consumers have a high stake in identity theft prevention and online security.

Thieves Are Outsmarting Savvy Consumers with New Scams Guaranteed to Fool You!

Like most things in life, the element of credit scams has evolved into a higher form. Those who are intent on stealing your identity and profiting from your good credit are taking the high-tech or the extremely convincing route to take advantage of you. No longer do thieve just walk up and pick your pocket for a credit card – or blatantly send you an email trying to get you to divulge your personal financial information. Now, they're farming for information from consumers who are very protective of their identity – and they're getting them to hand it over!

How to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft

Protect your financial data, especially online.

Top 10 Ways To Protect Your Identity

Many fail to protect their identity and suffer huge losses in terms of money and time and peace of mind. Here are simple ways to protect anyone from getting their identity stolen.

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 ...

FTC Loses Lap Tops With 110 Employees Personal Data

Hey I thought the Federal Trade Commission was suppose to catch Identity Thieves not give out personal employee information to them? What gives this time? Well it appears that the mighty FTC had some laptops stolen in Scottsdale, AZ.

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.

Identity Theft and How You Can Recover

In today's modern times, the incidents of identity theft is on the rise. With access to the Internet and the sharing of personal information online criminals have a easy time finding the information needed to steal your identity.

Medical Identity Theft - Can The Real Jane Brown Report To The Emergency Room

Read my story of how I came across medical identity theft in progress.

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!

Identity Theft; Did They Get You Yet?

Well despite the efforts of authorities Identity Theft is still slightly on the rise although the speed of acceleration of these crimes has slowed and may eventually reverse and let's hope so, because believe me having your identity stolen...

What is the Government Doing on Identity Theft?

Unlike SPAM where the Federal Trade Commission proved completely incompetent and consumers experienced a nearly 3000% increase in SPAM since the FTC put out their press releases that they were going to take a bite out of SPAM; it appears that the justice department is indeed making some headway on Identity Theft.

Identity Theft Victim Records

Identity theft crimes are not new, but they have become more persuasive in the past decade. In mid-2005, San Francisco Chronicle discovered that holders of more than 40 million credit cards were vulnerable to financial fraud because identity thieves had compromised their credit card information.

Get Identity Theft Help!

Identity theft crimes are not new, but they have become more pervasive in the past decade. One of the most insidious forms of white-collar crime, identity theft is a federal offense under the Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act.