Identity theft can take place whether via dumpster diving, old-fashioned stealing, skimming credit cards or internet phishing - this happens when users’ computer is intercepted to steal personal information without his informed consent. This is considered as the most serious crime increasing in America.
Given below are some handy tips to avoid identity theft if your personal information is stolen:
(1) Be alert to denials of credit for no apparent reason and denials of credit for no apparent reason
(2) Review billing statements and financial accounts regularly for charges you did not make.
(3) Don’t hand over personal information on the phone or over the Internet
(4) Don’t carry your Social Security Card in you wallet or print it on your checks.
(5) Never click on links in unsolicited e-mails or website pop-ups
(6)Enquire about security procedures in your workplace or at businesses that collect personally identifying information.
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