Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Identity Theft

What is Identity Theft?

Identity theft is when one person claims to be another person, either verbally or in writing. Examples of identity theft include using another person's driver's license, filling out a credit card application using another person's personal information, or using another person's social security number or Medicaid card to obtain benefits. Identity theft occurs every day to thousands of people in dozens of different ways - and the problem is growing.

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Protect Your Credit Score from Identity Theft

Understand the Relationship between Identity Theft and Your Credit Score

Your identity is much more than a credit score, and monitoring your credit score is not enough to protect you against identity theft. Credit reports or credit monitoring only alert you to theft of your personal identity after it's already done. It's like taking an inventory of the missing items after thieves rob your house. You need to take action before identity theft and damage to your credit score occurs.

IdentityTruth gives you the power to prevent identity theft by notifying you when your personal information is at risk. Early detection and notification enable you to take action fast, before your credit score is effected.

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