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Identity Theft Is a Growing Concern for Consumers
 
Identity theft is a serious cause for alarm.  The Federal Trade Commission estimates that more than nine million Americans have their identities stolen each year.  If you’re fortunate enough to discover your identity has been stolen and report it quickly most cases are resolved quickly. 
 
In many cases you’re not aware of the theft until contacted by officials or perhaps a bill collector.  This has given the thief lots of time to do irreparable damage to your credit standing and charge thousands of dollars in your name.  It could cost you several hundred dollars and weeks to repair the damage done.  In some cases the harm is never completely rectified.
 
Identity theft is defined as a form of fraud.  The thief pretends to be someone else and using that person’s identity he or she can obtain money or gain other benefits.  If he steals your good name, he’s now able to access anything you could access and spend as much money that’s available in your name.  As far as other people know, it’s you who’s using your name and you can be held responsible for the criminal’s actions.
 
Authorities have categorized identity theft into four different areas:
 
Financial Identity Theft in order to obtain goods and services
Criminal Identity Theft when the thief is apprehended for a crime while posing as you
Business and Commercial Identity Theft, which is using another’s name to obtain credit
Identity cloning which allows someone to assume your identity in daily life by using your information - this has been done with IDs from both the living and the dead.
 
With today’s high tech methods, identity theft is easier than ever before.  Crooks can hack into your computer or business records to obtain the needed information.  You’d be surprised how much personal information can be easily obtained from public records searches. 
 
With high amplification hearing devices, thieves can eavesdrop on public transactions in the bank and other money lending institutions.  Dispose of your old computer carefully.  It’s full of valuable information about you.
 
Other methods are not quite so high tech.  Many thieves will steal your mail or rummage through your garbage searching for credit card and social security numbers.  Hang on to your purse or wallet.  Pickpockets are talented and will be gone with your valuable information in an instant.
 
Never give out personal information on the phone unless you know your party.  Identity theft is done every day on the phone by someone posing as a bank or credit card official.
Beware of someone offering you a job and asking you to fill out an application form.  Don’t do it unless you know the business is legitimate.
 
Identity theft has become increasingly serious because of the growing problems with illegal immigration and terrorism.  You may think you won’t be a victim and it only happens to someone else.  You become careless and thieves spot you as an easy target.
 
Always be vigilant.  Identity theft can happen to anyone.