Friday, May 16, 2008

identity theft

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Video: Avoid ID Theft

Hiding your Social Security number is a start. more >>

Health Buzz: Heparin Contamination and Other Health News

Officials think the tainted batches of heparin may have been intentionally contaminated. more >>

Fraudster Sells Deceased Owners' Properties

Man is found guilty of wrongfully taking titles, selling properties as if they were his own. more >>

Do You Know Who’s on Your Credit File?

Expert says more people are becoming victims of this kind of identity theft. more >>

Medical Identity Theft Turns Patients Into Victims

When health records get breached, wealth and well-being are both in jeopardy. more >>

What to Do When Thieves Snatch Your Medical Identity

If you know—or even suspect—that your medical identity has been stolen, take these steps now. more >>

Change of Address? USPS Will Confirm

The Postal Service protects customers from angry ex-girlfriends and identity thieves. more >>

Postal Service Warns About ID Theft

Thieves can use 'change of address' forms to redirect mail. more >>

Seniors' Identity Theft Dilemma

Government-issued cards make it difficult to protect yourself. more >>

Prevent Identity Theft

Video: Leave your Social Security number at home. more >>

Shopping Online May Be the Safest Option

Hackers can steal personal information even from outside store walls. more >>

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