Posted on
December 13, 2007
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2:12 pm
I'm still one of those "head in the sand" kind of people who think this won't happen to me. Hopefully I'll never have to use your tips, but I'm glad to have the information. From what I've heard, a person has to be very vigilant after having their identify stolen. The credit bureaus often do not provide the promised notifications, so the consumer has to keep checking regularly.
Posted on
October 1, 2008
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3:56 am
Thanks for the tips.It is awful and frustrating if someone stole our money as well as our personal details making us fools.
Posted on
February 14, 2009
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6:24 am
Great info! I feel bad for Jean because it is not a matter of "if" it will happen to you, but a matter of "when" it will happen to you. You should definitely get protected jean. If or when you want to make that step I can help you. The company I'm with is pretty amazing. So I wish you the best of luck whatever you choose jean. I just hope they don't steal much. I hope it is only financial because that is the least harmful. You take care though. Best of wishes. La Broi Walton Lbwalton@gmail.com
Posted on
March 21, 2009
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10:17 pm
Thanks for the detailed information and warning us about identity theft. This is pretty serious, especially with the advanced technology we have nowadays, like the Internet. People can steal the information your enter and assume your identity. So, be careful not to give out your personal details and credit card numbers.
Posted on
March 24, 2009
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7:39 am
Thanks for the information.First thing is i will call the card company and ask them to stop the services in my card.
Posted on
April 3, 2009
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3:01 pm
I do not want my identity be steal, and I would not get a problem with theft. When online I be careful and use Anti Phishing. By the way, thanks for your tips. I will remembered that.
