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What if We Stopped Identity Theft? By Lance Winslow What if nobody ever attempted to steal someone else’s identity? What if we could stop computer hacking attacks? What if we did not need shredders because no one ever went dumpster diving? What if the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation could keep up with those who steal identities? What of there was no such thing as Phishing or Pharming? What if there was no way for a Internet SPAM people to hide? What if Identity theft was not the fasting growing crime? What if Identity theft security did not cost corporations and business people millions each year; would prices reflect the savings? What if companies were not over burdened by regulations to protect consumers? What if the Identity Theft criminals had to pay the costs? What if it did not take an average of 30 hours to fix your credit after identity theft? What if each year over 10 million Americans did not have to deal with this? What if the problem were not growing like the predicted Bird Flu virus pandemic? What if we could do something about identity theft rather than fearing it? What if more people used the Internet to shop because they felt safe with using their credit cards online? What if it all ended tomorrow and we never had to deal with Identity theft? Oh what if. . . What if We Stopped Identity Theft? About the Author: "Lance Winslow" - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs/
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Ex-AZ man indicted on ID theft, tax fraud charges KPHO Phoenix 24 on identity theft and tax fraud charges, according to the US Attorney's Office in Phoenix. A federal grand jury in Phoenix returned an indictment on Jan. 3, 2012, charging Adrian Espiridion Lugo with using stolen identities to file false tax returns ... |
Identity Theft Crackdown Sweeps Across the Nation - Lahontan Valley News
Identity Theft Crackdown Sweeps Across the Nation Lahontan Valley News WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department today announced the results of a massive national sweep cracking down on suspected identity theft perpetrators as part of a stepped-up effort against refund fraud and identity theft. |
Brainerd/Baxter stores part of 14-state federal identity theft ring - Brainerd Daily Dispatch
Brainerd/Baxter stores part of 14-state federal identity theft ring Brainerd Daily Dispatch By Jennifer Stockinger A federal indictment was recently filed charging 12 people in connection with an identity theft ring allegedly responsble for the theft of more than $2 million from financial insititutions and retail businesses in at least 14 ... |
Ex-soldier pleads guilty in Texas recruiting scam - Houston Chronicle
 MyFox Houston | Ex-soldier pleads guilty in Texas recruiting scam Houston Chronicle The Justice Department says former Spc. Xavier Aves of San Antonio pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and to aggravated identity theft. Aves faces sentencing May 25 in San Antonio. The maximum penalty for the conspiracy charge is ... Former SA soldier pleads guilty in recruiting scam |
Apgar & Associates and ID Experts Form Partnership; "Mock OCR HIPAA Compliance ... - MarketWatch (press release)
Apgar & Associates and ID Experts Form Partnership; "Mock OCR HIPAA Compliance ... MarketWatch (press release) 1, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Apgar & Associates and ID Experts have partnered to offer healthcare organizations complete services, tools and resources for compliance with federal and state privacy, security and breach notification laws, ... |
FTC Fines a Collector of Debt $2.5 Million - New York Times
 KOMO News | FTC Fines a Collector of Debt $2.5 Million New York Times Consumer complaints about debt collection companies consistently rank as the second-highest category among all complaints at the agency, behind identity theft. But in 2010, complaints jumped 17 percent to 140036, which represented 11 percent of all ... Asset Acceptance, a debt-buying agency, to pay $2.5 million in FTC settlement |