Showing posts with label identity theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label identity theft. Show all posts

Friday, October 23, 2009

The Best Protection Against Identity Theft

Remember when you were a kid, how safe you felt in the presence of your parents? Everybody wants that feeling. Personally, I would give almost anything to have that feeling again.

Imagine your guardian angel, constantly hovering over your shoulder to protect you. No matter how strongly you believe in this entity, you cannot know for an indisputable fact that it exists. Wouldn't it be nice to remove that doubt!

I'm not going to beat around the bush here: You are under a constant threat from identity theft. It is something worth worrying about. If it happens to you, it will be a headache at best and a total nightmare at worst. The statistics and facts say that there is a very good chance that you will become a victim at some point. I wish I could tell you that it's all ponies and rainbows out there, but the world is full of creeps, crooks, and criminals. Those people will do everything from stealing your money to committing other crimes under your name.

You want to protect yourself from that, don't you? People have said that e-mail notifications from their identity theft protection services feel like a guardian angel sending them a message. It's like your mom holding your hand as you crossed the street when you were little. It's a great feeling!

Best of all, it helps law enforcement to catch these creeps and put them away so that they can't harm others. Identity theft often occurs over a period of months or years before the victim finds out. In that case, it is almost impossible to catch the offender. If you get a notice within minutes of strange activity, you can call out the cavalry and catch the thieves within hours. It's amazing, let me tell you, and it's happening every day now. Working together, we can put a dent in this crime that affects 10 million new victims each year.

Are you ready to protect your family and join the fight? Try it for free.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Sex Offenders Using Stolen Identities

The more I study identity theft in this country, the more it shocks me. If you go on YouTube and search for "sex offenders," then watch the newsy videos, you will see that in many cases, they use stolen identities to avoid detection. One guy was even working at a carnival, as in, around children! That guy was not just a sex offender, he was a career criminal with a long list of arrests and convictions. Something tells me that he is not the only person in the country working around children and pretending to be someone he is not: an honest, law-abiding citizen like you and me.

I wish I could get everyone to take the steps necessary to protect against the danger of identity theft, but I can't. All I can say is that when someone becomes a victim, they are usually embarrassed about it the way rape victims sometimes are, thinking it's their own fault somehow. Well, I hate to tell you this, but if you are not doing everything possible from shredding your documents to monitoring your financial data, it might just be partially your fault if you are unlucky enough to have your information compromised and abused by a criminal.

Here is a great article on the subject.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Identity Theft IS an epidemic

Ten million Americans are going to be affected by identity theft this year. You had better make sure you're not one of them because it messes up a lot more than your credit report. It tangles up every aspect of your life from your financial well being to your sense of personal security.

This blog will be devoted to helping people avoid the terrible consequences of identity theft.

I want to start off by letting you know about this site that has a great identity theft protection tool and a ton of facts and information.

Good luck to you in avoiding this. It really stinks. I'll write more about it later some come on back sometime.