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Entries Tagged as 'Identity Theft'

Phishing Attacks Spike Amid Recession

May 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Banking, Consumer Info, Identity Theft

At the end of 2008, we reported in this blog post that industry predictions suggested that 2009 could be a record year for identity theft. The unfortunate reality is that the reports released thus far this year appear to be supporting this trend, specifically in the realm of a form of identity fraud commonly known [...]

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Mysterious 25 cent to 48 cent Charges Flood Consumer Credit Cards Statements

February 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · Credit Cards, Identity Theft

The Boston Globe reported this story on Feb 1.  Very Scary!
The mystery of a tiny charge on credit and debit cards is heightening to one of anticipation – of when the other shoe is going to drop.
Fraud experts are concerned about these charges – from 21 cents to 48 cents – that have appeared on [...]

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Extra Reason to Keep an Eye on Credit Card Accounts

January 26th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Credit Cards, Identity Theft

Besides watching for interest rate increases, credit limit reductions, and unfair billing practices, consumers have yet another reason to keep an eye on their credit card accounts– a data breach associated with payment processor Heartland Data Systems. The data breach, which according to the Princeton, NJ based company occurred sometime last year, may have compromised [...]

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2009 Could be the Biggest Cyber ID Theft Year Ever

December 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Identity Theft

Did you hear the one about 36-year-old Rene Rebollo who spent his Sunday nights last summer copying a total of more than 2 million of Countrywide’s customer records and selling it to identity thieves? You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet.
According to numbers released November 18 by the Identity Theft Resource Center, financial institutions were responsible [...]

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