Identity theft often begins at home
Nov.13, 2006 in
Identity Theft, Personal Finance, Privacy Concerns
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How much of your personal information is easily available for sale online
Nov.11, 2006 in
Identity Theft, Personal Finance, Privacy Concerns
This article reveals how much privacy you may or may not have online.
“In 1789, nearly every bit of personal information about an individual was kept at home, on paper, and stored as a personal effect,” an article on the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) Web site states.
The common perception now is that anyone with access [...]
Protecting your privacy
Nov.10, 2006 in
Identity Theft, Personal Finance, Privacy Concerns
Protecting your privacy
Privacy is more valuable than you imagine
James Griffin, Contributing Columnist
We’ve given up entirely too much privacy in this country.
What’s so troubling is that we’ve done it so willingly.
All across the board, privacy, or the right to be left alone, is losing ground to transient concerns such as convenience and safety.
We don’t even notice [...]
What do you know about identity theft?
Oct.30, 2006 in
Identity Theft
Hello-
Even with all the information out nowadays about identity theft and how it is the fastest growing crime in America, many people are still misinformed about the harsh realities of this crime that can affect you for years.
A recent survey found that:
* Forty-four percent of consumers do not realize that their personal information can be [...]
