Posted on 04-06-2009
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Posted on 02-07-2009
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Posted on 02-07-2009
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Identity theft worksheets can be valuable tools to combat the horrible possibility and reality of this increasing crime against normal people. A person does not have to live in a high crime area or walk through a ghetto to be a victim of identity theft. An identity thief could find information about you and use it to steal your money, your name and your complete identity. Someone else could be using your identity to get a job, a credit card or a car. Identity theft worksheets can be a great tool if this should happen to you or someone you know.

Once a thief steals the identity of another person, the process of reversing the damage can be frustrating, expensive and frightening. The person affected will soon discover that the crime has been committed, and they will have to start a process to recover their identity. The goal for each person will be to restore their accounts and credit history to the way it was before the violation by one of these thieves. Identity theft worksheets, when completed properly, should help an affected person reverse the damage done by the thief.

Identity Theft Worksheets Should Be Completed Carefully

Identity theft worksheets are designed by experts to make sure that each affected person takes all of the necessary steps for recovery. The best identity theft worksheets provide guidelines for the action that should be taken as soon as the crime is revealed. People find out about identity theft in different ways. Some people find out immediately if they check their accounts regularly. The victims will soon notice that withdrawals or charges appear on their accounts that they do not recognize. Some people do not realize there is a problem for some time after more damage is done.

Each victim should use identity theft worksheets, and they should follow each and every step carefully. The problems of identity theft differ from case to case so each person should study each part of an identity theft worksheet to determine the relevance of each part of an identity theft worksheet to their particular case. Identity theft worksheets should be kept for a couple of years after the problem is solved as problems from this theft could arise years after the matter seems to be resolved. The victim will have to prove that a crime has been committed, and the identity theft worksheets will aid the victim in this regard.



By: Ann Marier

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Ann Marier has written many articles on health problems and useful house and garden Topics. More articles on How To Prevent Identity Theft And Computer Crime
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Posted on 01-07-2009
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Exotic wonder asked:


taking a person’s credit information, photos, etc.

on the news today, there was a discussion about hackers, and no one’s information is truly safe.

i’ve been hearing about identity theft happening to teenagers, and not only teens but adults.

the worse kind of identity theft is using one’s credit history, credit cards, name, address, etc. and pursuing things without the person’s consent. this has happened, to many i know, and i’m wondering, if because of the bad economy this kind of identity theft will continue.
before the bad economy there were still cases of identity theft.

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Posted on 29-06-2009
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beauch asked:


“Behold, many will come in My name…” Written by + FreeIdentityProtect.com + Beau & Liz Chevassus (Whitworth University) + Critical Data Inc. (Spokane) + Digital Lift Media (Spokane) Director/Cinematography: + Beau Chevassus Assistant Director: + Liz Chevassus Jesus: + Caleb Knox Jesus[es]: + Alex Smith + Tim Takechi + Matt Park Police Officer: + Anonymous

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Yazen A asked:


Today, corporate headquarters at my job called me in to a meeting to tell me I may be a possible victim of identity theft. They said they ran their monthly background check and found out that someone has three different addresses under my social security number. I ran a credit check and everything is in tact. I even went to the addresses of the person on my SSN and she said that person is her sister and is currently living in Canada.

What steps can I take to get these different addresses removed from my social security number?

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Posted on 28-06-2009
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Beach Girl asked:


Tens of thousands of fake documents were sold along Roosevelt Avenue for years by two criminal organizations, authorities said Tuesday. Two major identity theft “mills” were shut down as a result of the raids.Forty-one people were arrested on charges they sold fake social security cards, driver’s licenses and other documents often used in identity-theft scams. Some of those arrested are gang members, police said. Queens District Attorney Richard Brown displayed hundreds of fake documents as well as the computers used to make them at his morning press conference.

“These documents allow individuals to live, work, operate motor vehicles, open lines of credit and even obtain government benefits - under assumed names or by using identity of others,” Brown said.

Federal Secret Service agents joined the NYPD and State Police in helping take down the operation. Among the alleged ringleaders, a husband and wife team from Los Angeles who, police said, provided the raw materials to help make the fake documents.

Police said some gang members in Jackson Heights helped produce and sell the fake cards at $50 each. Police said money raised was used to support other gang activities.

Prosecutors said the document rings consist of a boss, a cutter, runners and street sellers. Sellers get photos and information from customers and pass it on to runners who go to “the mill” to have the needed fake document made.

Among those charged, Edgar Cardenas of 95th Street in Queens. Prosecutors said he headed one of the major rings.

Other high-ranking suspects named include Lauro Benitez, Geraldo Lima and Miguel Ramirez Rivera.

Investigators said as they pore through seized documents, they would notify the Federal Trade Commission if they find victims whose identities and personal information had been stolen.

Officials have also notified the Joint Terrorism Task Force to try to make sure none of the fake documents were being used for terror-related matters.

Officials stressed there is no link to terrorism at this time.

Authorities said the overall investigation continues and they expect to make additional arrests.
http://www.wnbc.com/investigations/14351857/detail.html

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froggie45 asked:


Also, if it’s safe, how do I go about buying on e-bay? I need pointers, never done it before.

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Posted on 26-06-2009
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Computer identity theft cases normally take various forms. They mostly target people who are most vulnerable, for example senior citizens and children. Computer identity theft cases may for example take the form of an individual who pretends to be an agent of the federal tax authority. He identifies himself as a tax agent and requests you to send your social security number to him.

Such messages are normally sent to people’s inboxes. Some people do not think that they can be victims of online identity theft thus they do not normally take the necessary precautions. If you respond to such messages that are supposedly from online tax agents, your details will be used to operate several credit cards and sometimes withdrawing money from your bank account.

These activities may make you bankrupt. Computer identity theft cases are normally planned and executed by highly ingenious individuals. They sometimes design websites that look exactly like other original company websites. The only difference is that they provide a link to another web page which will usually require you to upload your personal data.

It is the personal data that they use to carry out computer identity theft. Computer identity theft cases have increased over the years according to a report from the Federal Trade Commission. The number of computer identity theft cases is doubling each year. A research carried out two years ago showed that approximately fifteen million Americans were victims of computer identity theft cases in a year.

The computer identity theft victims lose more money than they are getting. The effects of the computer identity theft cases on the economy are enormous because they run into billions of dollars. The computer identity thieves are very fast in their act and it is thus very difficult to catch up with them. The only option therefore is to try as much as possible to minimize its chances.

One of the most effective ways of preventing computer identity theft cases is by using identity theft protection service. These services takes a proactive approach to computer identity theft. It is thus a sure way of minimizing computer identity theft cases. The advantage of identity theft protection service is that it can be used across the board by either individuals or companies that may suffer from computer identity theft cases.

Individuals who would like to prevent themselves from suffering huge loses through computer identity theft have to register as members. The benefits that will accrue to you might leave you wondering why this system was not discovered earlier.

It is always good to guarantee your name through safe and tested methods. Otherwise, the costs of trying to redeem it after being a victim of computer identity theft might be very costly.



By: Bill Protresi

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Bill Protresi is an online providing tips and advice. Visit Bill at Articles concerning identity theft.

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Posted on 26-06-2009
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dawnanderrick asked:


becomethehuntednothehunter.com 866-391-8939 Using a person’s private infomation can have devasting consequences.

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