Drivers License Identity Theft Beau Carlisle IDT Story LegalShield vs Lifelock Scam
Beau Carlisle Drivers License Identity Theft Nightmare. After his car was vandalized, his drivers license information was sold to hundreds of people. Beau shares his Identity Theft story, and how with LegalShield his identity was RESTORED to pre-theft status, by the Licensed Investigators of Kroll Inc, the RESTORATION company LegalShield partners with to do the work for their clients. NO CLAIM FORMS, simply sign over a limited power of Attorney and the IDT, team and LegalShield go to work on both the Identity and the Legal issues that ensued from the crisis. To Enroll in services, contact John Fraser Independent Associate at 918-293-9000 or Toll Free at 800-775-0619 ext 101. Request a FREE DVD 24/7 use ext. 201, or for more information online go to www.fraser.legalshield.com. Simple Online Enrollment.
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Identity Theft Awareness
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http://blastofftojustice.blogspot.com/2010/02/identity-theft-awareness.html
Under the federal Identity Theft Act, a criminal offense is committed if a
person knowingly transfers or uses, without lawful authority, a means of
identification of another person with the intent to commit, or to aid or
abet, any unlawful activity that constitutes a violation of Federal law, or
that constitutes a felony under any applicable State or local law The
relevant section of this legislation is codified at 18 U.S.C. §
1028(a)(7)(fraud and related activity in connection with identification
documents and information). According to an analysis of the new law by
the United States Sentencing Commission:3
• Before passage of the 1998 act, the unauthorized use or transfer of identity
documents was illegal under title 18 of the U.S. Code, section 1028—which
included subsections (a)(1) through (a)(6). The unauthorized use of credit
cards, personal identification numbers, automated teller machine codes,
and other electronic access devices was illegal under another section of
the U.S. Code—that is, 18 U.S.C. § 1029 (fraud and related activity in
connection with access devices).
• The addition of subsection (a)(7) to section 1028 expanded the definition
of means of identification to include such information as SSN and other
government identification numbers, dates of birth, and unique biometric
data (e.g., fingerprints), as well as electronic access devices and routing
codes used in the financial and telecommunications sectors.
• Under the Identity Theft Act, the new definition of means of identification
includes prior statutory definitions of identification documents.
According to the United States Sentencing Commission, a key impact is to
make the proscriptions of the new identity theft law applicable to a wide
range of offense conduct, which can be independently prosecuted under
numerous existing statutes. That is, any unauthorized use of means of
identification can now be charged either as a violation of the new law or in
conjunction with other federal statutes.
To Your Success In Remaining a Non-Victim,
Nathan Jeffery
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Online thieves out in full force during tax season
Protect yourself during one of the busiest times for identity theft thieves – tax season. More tips and information: http://ow.ly/4sE73
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Postal Theft / Identity Fraud Caught on CCTV (London) 2 of 5
(2 of 5) Identity fraud gang operating in London caught on CCTV stealing post, which was used to fraudulently open bank accounts with overdrafts, credit cards and mobile phone accounts.
The gang members have been identified as Kingston University students, and are operating in the Kingston-upon-Thames borough of London. Identity fraud is a fast growing crime that is dominated by Nigerian gangs operating predominately in London, and particularly target blocks of flats. The gang were able to fraudulently open bank accounts with large overdrafts at high street banks through internet applications with just details from a bank statement. They then intercepted the mail returned by the banks with the online username and password details.
The gang gained access to this apartment block from a fellow Kingston University student who was living in the apartment block and was colluding with them by giving the gang the access codes to the front door.
According to Experian (largest UK credit agency) In 2009, it took an average of 416 days for fraud victims to realize they have been attacked. This gave fraudsters more than a year to compromise their victims accounts, build up debts in their names, destroy their credit ratings and then move on to someone else.
http://press.experian.com/documents/ExperianVictimsofFraudDossierIV.pdf
http://www.experian.co.uk/assets/insight-reports/brochures/The-Insight-Report-Victims-of-fraud-survey-March-2010.pdf
Protect yourself by regularly monitoring your credit reports from Experian, Equifax and Call Credit. Pay particular attention to searches on your credit report for companies that you havent approached to take out credit. Also look for credit accounts that you havent opened.
Changing the delivery of all your bank statements, utility bills, mobile phone bills, etc. to online only and not to be delivered via post is your best defense.
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Identity Theft… Are You Protected?
By 2010, 1 in every 10 U.S. consumers has already been victimized by identity theft.
”The odds have never been higher for becoming a fraud victim,” said James Van Dyke, Javelin Strategy president and founder. “It’s an easy crime to perpetrate, a crime that’s almost impossible to catch when done in a sophisticated manner and a crime in which enforcement is very limited.”
The new social media craze has opened up a new debate on a very old internet problem. Online Identity Privacy. The truth is that identity thieves are very resourceful without even having to use the internet. A simple mailbox can often be their portal to invade and conquer your privacy. But these days, social media sites like Facebook make it all too easy for strangers to find your personal information and use it for their own advantage. Facebook’s recent privacy problems have led many to question the privacy policies on all social media sites. There is no doubt that social media is the best way to communicate, to find clients, to market your company, etc. But all of this comes at a high cost if you are not careful (read: obsessed) with your own identity protection.
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