The Secret of Identity Theft Report

Although Identity Theft is no longer a secret, the best Identity Theft protection along with the five different areas of fraud may be. You don’t have to look far on television, print or online news to find examples of this crime frequently listed. There are, on average, 27,000 new victims every day.

Do you know the Five Areas of Identity Theft? More importantly, do you know the best SOLUTION to provide the Identity Theft protection you and your family deserve?

Here are the answers to those questions:

Five Areas of Identity Theft

1. Driver’s License Identity – If teens can make fake ID cards, don’t you think it would be easy to make a fake driver’s license too? Having your (or a fake) Social Security card along with a birth certificate and they can get a driver’s license “legally”. They commit a crime or traffic violation and their item of identification is YOUR driver’s license. Who gets the blame for the crime? Whose record will it go on?

2. Social Security Identity – For you to be a victim here, your Social Security card doesn’t have to be stolen. The criminal can just be using your number. They can go get a 1099 job (independent contractor), cash the paychecks and not pay any taxes on their earnings. Who will the IRS be coming after to collect the taxes?

3. Medical Identity – The criminal can get health care on your insurance. A woman had her pocket book stolen. She cancelled all her credit cards and thought she was alright. Two months later, her daughter needed to go to the hospital. The hospital wouldn’t admit her because her mom’s insurance had been cancelled. She forgot to notify her insurance company that her health insurance card had been stolen. The thief had taken the stolen health insurance card to get an AIDS test. The test came back positive and her insurance was cancelled. What kind of headache and hassle did she go through to have her insurance restored?

4. Character or Criminal Identity – This could be the longest lasting and most hurtful theft of all. Money and material things can be replaced, but our character or name can’t be so easily restored. A good name is to be treasured more than riches. If you are accused of something, aren’t you associated with that wrongdoing by people, sometimes for years to come, whether you were guilty or not? Isn’t that human nature? If a criminal robs a bank, rapes, pillages, steals or whatever type crime they commit, who will get the blame if the criminal has YOUR identification and is let out on bail. Can you see YOUR picture in the paper with an article describing YOUR alleged criminal activity?

5. Financial Identity – This is the type of crime we most associate with ID Theft. Our bank account is tapped into or our ATM or credit cards are used without our permission. Banks have lost billions of dollars in this area. They have legislation in place to protect them. When these laws are enacted, the customer has a certain period of time to notify their financial institution of the crime. If they don’t, the customer is then liable. See the need for having your accounts closely monitored?

Do you have a plan in place to protect you and your family against the Five Areas of Identity Theft? Do you know that a victim of Identity Theft spends an average of 600 hours and hundreds of dollars to restore their name and credit? Would you have the time to spend on this? Would you know how to deal with the banks, affidavits, police reports, credit repositories etc?

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