What Everyone Should Know

As you know, the Internet has been invaded by cyber criminals. Every day millions of people receive some form of scam or virus in their inbox. And every day those of us who are not aware of the procedures used by scammers become victims at an annual cost mounting into the billions of dollars.

Since the crime is still in it's infancy, many people have no clue how devastating it can be. Here are some identity theft facts that show you how serious this crime really is.

Recent identity theft statistics released by the FBI claims that 9.91 million Americans were identity theft victims and have experienced losses totaling $52.6 billion.

More than half of identity theft victims had their current credit cards taken over by identity theft criminals. While new account frauds were estimated to have victimized 3.23 million people and to have caused losses of $36.7 billion.

The latest identity theft scheme: stealing kids' Social Security numbers years before these kids grow up to use these numbers; the scheme allows people to establish phony credit and run up huge debts -- debts that the kids may never be able to pay off.

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Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America. A dishonest person who has your Social Security number can use it to get other personal information about you. Identity thieves can use your number and your good credit to apply for more credit in your name. Then, they use the credit cards and do not pay the bills. You may not find out that someone is using your number until you are turned down for credit or you begin to get calls from unknown creditors demanding payment for items you never bought.
Someone illegally using your Social Security number and assuming your identity can cause a lot of problems.

Identity theft is known as "the crime of the 21^st century" and claims millions of victims across North America each year. The total loss in dollars from this crime is already in the billions.

One piece of your mail can be a valuable benefit to a thief. He, or she, can use it to impersonate you and begin committing crimes in your name. Fraudsters use stolen bits of information such as names, addresses and birth dates to apply for credit cards and loans, and to open bank accounts in your name.

The impact on victims can be devastating. They can be left responsible for debts that are not theirs. They often wind up spending hours and hours and many dollars trying to clear their good names. Identity theft is an enormous violation of an individual’s privacy.

Identity Theft is quickly becoming one of the most common crimes in the world. It is very difficult to guard against, and law enforcement is not yet equipped to handle most cases.

Some companies have even begun to offer identity theft help to help protect individuals and families from this crime.

What Everyone Should Know is the one eBook that should be on everybodies desk, desktop or laptop.

It is filled with knowledge that is dedicated to protecting the online visitor from scams, frauds, hoaxes and viruses. Don't take a chance on being another statistic. Identity Theft could be lurking in your email inbox as we speak.