What Every Veteran Should Know About Identity Theft

Over 26.5 million veterans found themselves at risk for identity theft in 2006 when a federal employee’s lap top computer, containing important personal information such as name, date of birth, address and social security number, as well as benefits eligibility. Another 16,000 veterans were at risk when a government contractor’s lap top computer was stolen [...]

What Should You Know About the Three Credit Reporting Bureaus?

Your credit report is the most important tool you have in fixing your credit, fighting identity theft and staying one step ahead of serious debt problems. However, did you know that you can get your credit report from three different credit [...]

Identity Theft – What you Should Know

Identity theft is a crime that occurs when an individual uses your personal information such as your Social Security number, name or credit card number without your permission. The thieve will use your information to commit fraud and other types of crimes. Identity theft is a serious crime. Each year over nine million Americans [...]

Identity Theft – What Should I Do if I’ve Become a Victim?

Identity thieves take advantage of everyday opportunities to discover your personal information and use it to commit fraud or other crimes. The good news is a victim of identity theft has more options today than ever before. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), there are four important actions you can take to minimize [...]

What You Should Know About Identity Theft Arrests

There is much that you should know about identity theft arrests, and in particular, you are going to want to know that identity theft arrests happen when an identity thief is caught, and proven to be guilty. Identity theft is one of the most serious issues out there these days, and that is primarily due [...]

Should I purchase Identity Theft?

I lost my ssn card a few days ago, so I applied for a new one, and I also put a fraud alert with the 3 credit bureaus, BUT I was reading this Protection Plan they offer for $15 a month and I was wondering, is it a good idea to sing up for it? [...]

Should I tell my Ex-boyfriend he is the victim of identity theft?

I got a call from a friend of mine, friend “M”, that ex-boyfriend “C” is the victim of identity theft. “M” says that “C” has been a victim for quite some time. Now, I dated “C” off and on for 2 years and our dating relationship always started off great but more times than I [...]

My wallet was stolen, but my credit kinda stinks. Should I still be worried about identity theft?

My wallet had my driver’s license (got a new one), debit card (cancelled the account), fortunatley no credit cards, I don’t have any. Also my ss card and my girls ss cards, as well as insurance cards. Since my girls are still young, what are the chances of it effecting them in the long [...]

i finally found her now what? should i let nature take it’s course?

i’ve been looking for my ex-lesbian lover for like about a year….well i found her on myspace …….this was a pretty nasty break-up, i mean it got really ugly towards the end……she stole from me and she even did identity theft …….she caused me to loss my license…… we even physically fought………she’s the reason why [...]

Should I be nervous about a custody battle?

On Thursday, my husband and I are going to be fighting for custody of his daughter from a previous marriage. Her mother is a serious drug addict among other things. She has been picked up numerous times for possesion, theft, I.R.S. fraud and identity theft. My husband and I have no run-ins [...]

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