Posts Tagged ‘Identity Theft’
Wednesday, January 9th, 2013
It is easy to become overwhelmed during the holidays. There are parties to be on time for, a long list of presents to buy and wrap, not to mention the responsibilities of your actual everyday life. It is tempting to shop online because of the convenience and low prices. However, this is prime time for hackers to take advantage of your busy schedule and lack of time. If you aren’t careful, if you don’t stay vigilant, identity theft can happen to you. One simple slip or a thoughtless mistake may result in a big headache later.
Identity theft is a problem with a multitude of damages. The repercussions of this issue can linger for years and in the worst cases, it can leave you ruined financially. Attempting to take back your identity is very difficult, so prevention is really the best option.
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Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012
We all know that spring is a time of renewal. The weather improves, flowers bloom and we rekindle our love of the great outdoors.
As much as we love winter, we’re always excited to see the first signs of spring. Because we know that it comes with fun outings, barbecues and a myriad of exciting activities.
It’s also a time to renew old relationships. A time to reunite with friends, relatives and anyone else who puts a little extra spring in your step. To help you find and reconnect with people this spring, PeopleFinders.com is offering 50% off our best membership yet.
As a member, you’ll get:
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Tags: BBQ, Best Membership, Credit Score, Email Search, family, Find People, friends, Identity Protection, Identity Theft, People Search, PeopleFinders, Social Profiles, Spring, Sun
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Thursday, December 15th, 2011
We’ve all received emails and seen Facebook posts that came from a friend’s account, but were obviously sent by spammers. Password hijacking and identity theft are among the most common crimes these days
Criminals use several dirty tricks to steal your identity, and one of their favorites is to decipher passwords. Then they can log in as you, send spam, and steal your personal information.
Consumer Reports recently posted three ideas on developing secure passwords. We thought we’d pass them on to help you create hacker-proof passwords at PeopleFinders.com (or anywhere else).
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Tags: How To Create A Secure Password, Identity Theft, Login, Password, People Search, PeopleFinders, Secure Login, Secure Password
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Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
How safe is your identity? A study from Javelin Strategy & Research showed that more than 11 million adults were victimized by identity thieves in 2009. That’s a 12% increase from the previous year.
The report also revealed that identity theft was responsible for a $54 billion loss to Americans. Victims typically spend more than 21 hours attempting to resolve this crime. It’s become an epidemic – so what are you doing to prevent identity theft?
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Identity theft has become one of the most common crimes in the United States. According to the Federal Trade Commission, up to 9 million people are victimized by identity theft every year, and that number continues to grow.
It’s a difficult crime to track because it’s not something you can actually see happen. Thieves don’t need to be near you to steal your identity; the perpetrators are often far away and working behind closed doors. Most people don’t even know they were victims of identity theft until several weeks after it happens.
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Tags: Credit Fraud, Equifax, Experian, Federal Trade Commission, Fraud Alert, Identity Protection, Identity Theft, Phishing, TransUnion
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