Identity theft and other fraudulent related crimes have become the nation’s fastest growing crimes. Carrying a social security card in a wallet or purse, enhances thieves ability to rape the economy, and demolish people’s credit. Last year, 11.1 million people in the United States became a victim of identity fraud at a total cost of $54 billion - up 37% since 2007.(1) The question is: How can identity theft be prevented? For most people, to lose as little as $100 would hurt them financially. There are things that can, and indeed must, be done...
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
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