April 12, 2007
- So, You're an Identity Theft Victim
You’ve just found out that your identity has been stolen. You feel violated, confused, and possibly a little lightheaded. You have just been victimized by a nameless, faceless aggressor. They could be your neighbor, you mechanic, the cute cashier at the local Pick-N-Save, or some Bulgarian identity theft kingpin (this is what happened to me, by the way). Don’t feel bad. This is a traumatic experience.
Recent Identity Theft News
- Students must protect against identity theft (University of Connecticut Daily Campus)
- BasePoints New Identity Theft Risk Survey Empowers Consumers Before Black Friday and Holiday Shopping Season (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
- Car buyers could be identity theft victims (Humble Observer)
- Expert: Identity theft increases during holidays (Clovis News Journal)
- Lawmen learn new techniques to fight identity theft (WLBT 3 Jackson)
