Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information and uses it without your consent. This can take various forms and have serious consequences.
These tips offer guidance on safeguarding oneself, along with financial and personal information, by adhering to these practical measures to prevent hacking, phishing, or scams by those who profit from others’ hard-earned money
This information can be used to defraud the customer or, worse, to create counterfeit credit cards for personal use. Initially detected in Ohio, this scam has now spread to Atlanta, GA, Connecticut, and other shopping centers nationwide.
Senator Ron Wyden wrote an article in which he states that Data Brokers have abused American’s personal data by selling their personal information to businesses, other individuals, and governments for the sole purpose of controlling a woman’s body and making it impossible for…
Lillian provides several LEGIT scams and advises us of the statement, BUYER BEWARE.
We have a culture of blaming the victims first and call them “Fraud Shamers.” Keep listening to today’s episode and find out how you can help out a Fraud Shamer when in need because It might happen to you, too!
Learn the essential steps one must take to safeguard their identity and personal information after it has been stolen, including actions to take when someone makes unauthorized purchases or transactions in your name.
Action speaks louder than Words
Stay tuned to this episode of Scam DamNation to learn vital tips for protecting yourself when personal information, such as social security, routing numbers, credit card details, or even usernames and passwords, is compromised—a frequent occurrence in our modern, technology-driven world.
The primary warning sign is that the IRS will never contact you via phone, text, or email.