Identity theft presents one of the issues that is of great concern nowadays. Even though the consumers mostly associate identity theft with online shopping, most identity theft happens in a low-tech manner. That is concluded by 2008 Identity Fraud Survey Report by Javelin Strategy and Research. The study shows that a total of 8.1 million victims of ID theft in the latest survey really is worth paying attention.
According to the PRWEB, "Identity theft is a very real threat for those who aren't making an effort to protect themselves," says CareOne Credit Counseling Services Spokesperson Clarky Davis. "These identity thieves access various forms of personal information, like credit card numbers and social security numbers, and they can run up debt in the victim's name. No one should have to worry about a third party taking over their credit card or causing other financial trouble, which often isn't even discovered until several months after it happens. Our tips are designed to help people be more proactive about stopping identity theft before it has a chance to happen - in this case, awareness really can go a long way."
CareOne Credit Counseling Services presents a "tip jar" full of FreedomPointers. The FreedomPointers include tips on preventing identity fraud as well as some information on debt consolidation.
1. Shred Personal Documents
2. Protect Social Security Numbers
3. Keep Backup Credit Cards
4. Check Credit Reports Regularly
5. Be Careful About Online Shopping
References:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/identity/theft/prweb1490064.htm
http://www.careonecredit.com/
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