Protect Your Identity From ID Theft

-In 2004 there were almost 10 million incidents of Identity Theft in the U.S. Victims report spending 30 hours and an average cost of $500 to clean up

Meet John Harrison a victim of ID theft over 4 years ago he is still battling the fall out today.

John spent over 2000 hours trying to reclaim his identity. Approximately $265,000 worth of purchases were made in his name in 4 months time. He is still over $140,000 in debt and battling his creditors.

Here's a worse nightmare Jerry Eller wrote a book about his experience titled, 'Theft, Liberty for none and Injustice for all'

Jerry has been battling Identity Theft for 10 years. To add insult to injury the thief has been charged several times for using someone else's credit card - the thief was only sentenced to 50 hours of community service.

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My blog also will educate you about the stepes needed to protect your identity. Here's a sample from my blog.

"In my Free Ebook - How to prevent ID theft I use one of LifeLock’s recommendations. LifeLock is a service I pay for to protect my identity. One of the things they do for me is to add a Security Alert to my credit file. Below I part of the confirmation I received concerning my security alert. (You can find the link to add a security alert yourself in my free Ebook. I use LifeLock so I don’t have to remember to add the alert every 90 days.)
Dear ……..

We have added an initial Security Alert to your credit file as requested on your behalf by one or more of the nationwide consumer credit reporting companies. This message, which will expire after 90 days from 04/01/2007, alerts credit grantors to verify your identity in case someone is using your information without your consent. As an additonal precaution, we have removed your name and address from prescreened offer mailing lists for six months. You can request a free copy of your credit report by visiting our secure Website…………….. "

1. Stealing your records from an employer or business that has your personal information

6. Posing as a legitimate business, calling you and saying there is a problem with your account - they try to trick you into giving them information

Protect Yourself from Identity Theft	I want to give you Todd Davis's Social Securtity number.
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Sthi ID Theft Blog	-In 2004 there were almost 10 million incidents of Identity Theft in the U.S. Victims report spending 30 hours and an average cost of $500 to clean up - You could be the victim of an Identity Theft Nightmare - Meet John Harrison a victim of ID theft over 4 years ago he is still battling the fall out today. John spent over 2000 hours trying to reclaim his identity. Approximately $265,000 worth of purchases were made in his name in 4 months time. He is still over $140,000 in debt and battling his creditors. Here's a worse nightmare Jerry Eller wrote a book about his experience titled, 'Theft, Liberty for none and Injustice for all' Jerry has been battling Identity Theft for 10 years. To add insult to injury the thief has been charged several times for using someone else's credit card - the thief was only sentenced to 50 hours of community service. Protect Yourself Download Free ebook This will open in your browser, select save a copy, save to your computer for future reference My blog also will educate you about the stepes needed to protect your identity. Here's a sample from my blog. "In my Free Ebook - How to prevent ID theft I use one of LifeLock’s recommendations. LifeLock is a service I pay for to protect my identity. One of the things they do for me is to add a Security Alert to my credit file. Below I part of the confirmation I received concerning my security alert. (You can find the link to add a security alert yourself in my free Ebook. I use LifeLock so I don’t have to remember to add the alert every 90 days.) Dear …….. We have added an initial Security Alert to your credit file as requested on your behalf by one or more of the nationwide consumer credit reporting companies. This message, which will expire after 90 days from 04/01/2007, alerts credit grantors to verify your identity in case someone is using your information without your consent. As an additonal precaution, we have removed your name and address from prescreened offer mailing lists for six months. You can request a free copy of your credit report by visiting our secure Website…………….. " Recommended Resources Many publications are available from the FTC ht tp://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/consumers/consumer-publications.html An excellent video to educate yourself is available by clicking on video From the FTC Website http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/consumers/about-identity-theft.html How Identity thieves get your information: 1. Stealing your records from an employer or business that has your personal information 2. Stealing your mail 3. Rummaging through your trash 4. Stealing your wallet or purse 5. Breaking into your house 6. Posing as a legitimate business, calling you and saying there is a problem with your account - they try to trick you into giving them information n

Protect Yourself from Identity Theft

I want to give you Todd Davis's Social Securtity number.