What's new at Stop Identity TheftIdentity Theft Shield
We live in an information-oriented society. Technology allows us to do business and make transactions literally in a matter of seconds. This abundance of information has given rise to a new crime - identity theft... (read more)
Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
Millions of Americans use credit cards, take out money from savings and checking accounts, write checks, and open new bank accounts everyday. By completing these everyday tasks, many Americans put themselves at risk for identity theft... (read more)
Fake IRS Demand to Fax Personal Data Using Phony Form
A new identity theft scam uses fake IRS correspondence and a doctored IRS form to con personal and financial information out of non-resident aliens with U. S. -based income... (read more)
New Laws Effect the Way Businesses Must Protect Their Customers
While most of us have heard statistics about the financial losses surrounding identity theft, most people aren? surprised to learn that data theft is growing at more than 650% over the past three years, according to the Computer Security Institute and... (read more)
A Better Way To Watch Your Credit Reporting
Are you a victim of any credit card fraud or identity theft? Then you definitely need an enhanced defense from those menaces. You can get superior security from www. gotocreditreport. com... (read more)
Top Five Online Scams
The top five online scams on the Internet hit nearly ten million people last year according to an FBI report in December 2004. That figure doubled from 2003 to 2004 and people are continuing to fall for these email and identity theft scams... (read more)
Network Security 101
As more people are logging onto the Internet everyday, Network Security becomes a larger issue. In the United States, identity theft and computer fraud are among the fastest rising crimes... (read more)
Identity Theft? How Can You Prevent It Happening to You?
The nightmare of identity theft strikes an estimated 750,000 people every year. How can you keep from being one of them? While there is no guarantee that you won? become a victim, there are some steps you can take to decrease the risk and protect... (read more)
Preventing Identity Theft - Tips for Personal Security
America, it? time to take an aggressive stance in preventing identity theft! The odds of the average American becoming the victim of such an outrageous crime are greater than you might think... (read more)
5 Tips For An Unbreakable Password
Despite the current wave of identity theft and corporate security breaches it's amazing how very few people treat their passwords with any level of seriousness... (read more)
What is Identity Theft?
One of the prime axioms in life is just when you think it couldn? happen to you, it does. This is a sad fact, and even more so when you consider the crime of identity theft... (read more)
Identity Abuse
Recently the threat of identity theft has been often reported in the media. Identity abuse, given less attention, deserves a closer look... (read more)
Whose Hand is in Your Pocket
How to Avoid Identity Theft and What to do If You're a VictimIt's time to stop talking about identity theft and do something to protect yourself... (read more)
How to Respond After Identity Theft Occurs
Identity theft has become one of the most frequently reported crimes. But, maybe you are asking yourself: What is identity theft? I am glad you asked... (read more)
Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
One of the prime axioms in life is just when you think it couldn? happen to you, it does. This is a sad fact, and even more so when you consider the crime of identity theft... (read more)
Fighting Identity Theft
Chances are good that you know someone who has been victimized by the fastest growing crime - identity theft... (read more)
Identity Theft? Impacting Your Taxes?
If your identity is stolen, your finances can quickly become a nightmare. A less obvious problem is the effect identity theft can have on your taxes... (read more)
How To Avoid Getting Hooked By Pfishing
"Pfishing", sometimes spelled "Phishing", is a word that's used to describe a method of identity theft where con men use fake e-mail that looks like it comes from legitimate sources... (read more)
Identity Theft Explained
What is identity theft?Identity theft is when someone without your permission fraudulently receives and uses your sensitive information.Is identity theft a criminal offence?Identity theft is a serious criminal offence... (read more)
Identity Theft - Dont Think You Are Immune
As identity theft becomes more prevalent, the need to regularly check your credit report is very easy to see and understand. Two big headlines in the news recently point to how closely tied your credit report and identity theft are... (read more)
Business Records & Identity Theft
Under the 2003 amendments to the Fair Credit Reporting Act section 609(e), identity theft victims are entitled to get from businesses a copy of the application or other business transaction records relating to their identity theft free of charge... (read more)
Beware of The Jury Duty Scam
The jury duty scam is the newest type of identity theft scammers are using to get your personal information. This is a new twist on identity theft, and you should be aware of it so you can avoid becoming a new victim... (read more)
The Important Function of Shredders
Information and identity theft are two growing concerns in the world today. Paper shredders and file shredders can prevent the terrible losses that can occur when valuable information pertaining to a person or a business is stolen... (read more)
Catching Spyware to Avoid Identity Theft
Arming your computer against spyware is an important move to make to protect your personal security and private information. Statistics on the number of identity theft victims continue to rise as do the number of computers being infected with spyware... (read more)
Practical Suggestions for Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft
It's no surprise that thousands of Americans are victimized by identity theft each year. Last year more than 9,000,000 people were victims of identity theft amounting to some $45 billion dollars... (read more)
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