Stealing Your Identity
September 10, 2010 by
Filed under identity theft
A News Report on Identity Theft
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…some football playing drunk driving douche kills someone and only gets a month in jail, but this snitch gets 10 years??? amazing.
That was cool, 17 years, beautiful. Now he’s in a multimillion dollar house:d No bubbly but there’s plenty of pruno. It’s complete with live in boyfriend and his name is bubba.
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Haha, laughable
These guys are stupid.
Really Stupid
**sigh**
lol, “manditory”. xD
Tips to help protect against identity theft: * Check credit card statements, bank documents and financial reports every month for unauthorized activity. * Protect Social Security numbers. Don’t carry Social Security cards in wallets or write the number on a check. * Don’t provide personal information over the phone or the internet. * Never click on links sent in unsolicited email messages. * Keep personal info. in a secure place at home. SPAM EMAILS = SCAM!!! Say NO to wire transfers! FTC credit
All unsolicited spam E-mails, spim , Potential Lenders, Job offers, Checks/money orders, Sob Stories from OVERSEAS are SCAMS!! If it seems too good to be true, it probably a scam. If it’s unsolicited, it’s a scam!!
All unsolicited spam are scams too.
Never pay with Western Union or Money Gram – That’s right — never! These methods have proven to be unsafe when paying someone you don’t know.