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You have to be concerned about your personal protection if you ever watch TV.
Turn on the news. Do you believe it can happen where you live?
Flash mobs, mass protests, violence in the streets and protestors running for cover.
Concerns about civil unrest due to a deteriorating economic condition are growing. It seems you can’t check ...
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I just read this article on Fast Company’s site. Technology continues to advance at a dizzying pace and now face recognition on Facebook is another development. While there is benefit to being alerted when Facebook thinks a picture of yo
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Preventing identity theft is easier said than done. You may be aware of the dangers and take various steps to prevent it yet still become the victim of identity theft.
In addition to applying the strategies in my Special Report “7 Effective Personal Information Protection Strategies” (you gain access to it when you subscribe to our newsletter). I’d recommend staying up-to-date on the latest news and developments regarding identity theft and your exposure to it.
Below, you’ll find 7 different views on ...
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Millions are negatively affected by identity theft each year. It’s no laughing matter to have your credit history destroyed. It’s not funny to lose thousands of dollars.
However, sometimes humor is the best way to learn something. Check out this spoof of the Citibank identity theft commercials. It’s hilarious and drives home the risk of identity theft.
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Continue Reading →Identity theft can happen even if your most sophisticated internet user. From phishing to credit card theft, if you’re not vigilant, serious damage can be done to you and your credit history.
When you sign up to receive the 2 Essential Factors for Your Self Defense, you’ll gain access to a Special Report on “7 Essential Personal Information Protection Strategies.”
Regardless of your level of preparation, staying up-to-date on the latest news and trends is a must for anyone serious about protecting ...
Continue Reading →Protecting your information from being stolen is a better strategy than trying to correct your credit afterward. From social media sites, to government agencies, your risk of identity theft continues to increase.
What do you do? Follow the steps in the “7 Essential Personal Information Protection Strategies.” You can get this special report when you sign up for our newsletter.
In addition, be sure to stay up-to-date on the latest news, updates and developments when it comes to protecting your identity. I’ve ...
Continue Reading →Want to know some of the ways you (and your information) is being tracked, traced and archived? Okay, even if you don’t want to know, I recommend reading this article by Activist Post that government (and organizations) are using technology to track, trace and database information related to you in great detail.
If you don’t get the shivers and immediate think of George Orwell’s 1984, something’s wrong…
Click Here’s to read the full article.
Continue Reading →Protecting your personal information from identity theft has never been harder… and more important. Everyday brings; news of new laws invading your privacy, new capabilities to ‘spy’ on you, and reports of information being stolen or compromised in one way or another.
What to do? Just like self defense, protecting your personal information requires vigilance. It requires you remain or become an informed consumer. You might think things ‘should’ be different, but they’re not.
Identity theft is the consequence of poor personal ...
Continue Reading →Protecting yourself and your identity are of little value if your children don’t follow the same guidelines. But if your child is using an unprotected computer to post family travel details and other inappropriate personal information, to a social media site, all your efforts may be in vain.
For instance, you may be responsible by:
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Using credit cards can strengthen your personal protection. While appearing to be the same, there are significant differences between credit cards and debit cards.
However, this strategy does come with a big caveat.
Only you can decide… it’s your money.
It comes down to liability and control.
