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Identity theft can happen anywhere to anyone. In line at the store, online at home or when you're buying your morning coffee. If your identity is stolen, you can spend hundreds of hours cleaning up your credit and struggling to get back your good name. That's because stolen identities are used up to 30 times, with most victims only discovering the theft after they've been turned down for a loan or contacted by a collection agency. You may already be a victim, many times over, and not even know it. But not with LifeLock.
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Beware of Bank Account Skimmers
Brad Lipman's dinner out with his family turned out to be much more expensive than he expected, at least temporarily. When he paid for the meal last summer with his debit card, someone in the restaurant—he still doesn't know who—swiped it through a portable card reader, which copied the account information. {Read Full Article}
Child Identity Theft
For almost half of his life, Gabriel Jimenez, 25, has been sharing his identity with another person.
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College Students and Identity Theft
One in three victims of identity theft last year was a college student.
Q What's 10 feet tall, bullet proof, has great earning potential and spills its guts on the Internet? {Read Full Article}
ID Theft through Auto Dealerships
Whom can you trust?
It's a question likely weighing on many consumers' minds in the wake of the indictments of three employees at Arizona Honda, 4710 S. Palo Verde Road. {Read Full Article}
Virtual guard dog patrols doorways to identity theft
You might say Andrew Wyant of Chicago did some early Christmas shopping for his wife and himself this year. He calls it "peace of mind." {Read Full Article}
