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Identity Theft

Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the U.S. It is estimated that anywhere between 500,000 to 700,000 of U.S. residents are identity theft victims on an annual basis. Learn how to protect yourself from identity theft and common signs of identity theft.

Identity Theft Information

How Thieves Commit Identity Theft and Fraud

How to Prevent Identity Theft

Catch Identity Theft Early

Identity Theft Victim

Protecting Yourself Against Identity Theft

Identity Theft in the Workplace

Identity Theft

With the increase of occurrences of identity theft in the United States companies are trying to increase the awareness of the problem identity theft is becoming. Citi^® has even released a series of commercial addressing identity theft. The commercials may come off funny to people, but the truth of the matter identity theft is no laughing matter. Peoples lives are being ruined by identity theft. It takes time and patience to restore your good name and recover what has been taken from you.

Protecting yourself from identity theft is not difficult if you know what to do and what not to do. Understanding how thieves commit identity theft is also important in protecting your good name and credit. Thieves steal your identity not only to try and get money out of you but they also commit crimes using your identity which can lead to embarrassing and legal issues that need to be resolved.

People who commit identity theft are committing a felony and is considered a federal crime. In general, identity theft occurs when a person's personal information, such as; you name, social security number, or account information is used by another individual for illegal activities.

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