Posts Tagged ‘Identity Fraud’


What is Identity Theft? Really, What is it?

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

I write plenty  about Identity Theft, but I feel I should delve into this term a little bit deeper.  What is Identity Theft?  Really, What is it?

A Legal Definition of Identity Theft per Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003, Identity Theft Means:

“The term ‘identity theft’ means a fraud committed using the identifying information of another person.” 16 CFR §603.2

In recent years, Identity Theft term became sort of an “umbrella” term for many different crimes: credit card fraud, phone/utilities fraud, insurance fraud, basically Identity Theft


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Free yearly credit report: keep a check on your credit history

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

Are you aware about your credit standings in the financial market? Do you want to know that it needs some repairing or not? Now, you can easily know all this absolutely free through free yearly credit report. This is like a document that helps you to know you’re financial standing and credit scores. This report helps you to scan all your financial transactions. And you can easily improve your scores after paying your debts on time.

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