Archive for the ‘Identity Theft Radio’ Category
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This week, we will breifly discuss the second type of identity theft, Social Security Number Identity Theft.
Everyone has a social security number. Even though we are not to use it as identitification, most businesses will require this as a form of ID and some will use it as the only means of verifying who [...]
Tags: Bank account, Document, Driver's license, Identity document, Identity theft, Mobile phone, Social Security number, theft
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Welcome to our 2nd episode of the new year! Tonight, we will discuss the first type of ID Theft called Credit and Financial Identity Theft.
What is Credit and Financial Identity Theft?
When an ID Thief steals your bank account information, credit card information, savings account information or other types of financial data, they [...]
Tags: Bank account, Credit card, Crime, Identity document, Identity theft, Savings account, theft
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Welcome to our debut show for 2009! Identity Theft Radio has returned after a several month hiatus. Our new show format will be only for 10 minutes. This will allow us to send the video version of this show to YouTube for syndication immediately following the end of the show each week. [...]
Tags: Chris Pirillo, Identity theft, phishing, Social Security number, Twitter, YouTube
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I announced earlier that Identity Theft Radio will be returning coming in January, so in celebration of it’s return, I am offering a brand new eBook, hot off the presses, at a discounted price to all of my loyal listeners and readers.
Here is an excerpt from the book, Credit Repair Strategies Revealed:
Credit Repair is defined [...]
Tags: Credit bureau, Credit card, Credit history, Credit rating, Credit score, Identity theft, Personal finance
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Spyware is one of the fastest-growing internet threats. According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, spyware infects more than 90% of all PCs today. These unobtrusive, malicious programs are designed to silently bypass firewalls and anti-virus software without the user’s knowledge. Once embedded in a computer, it can wreak havoc on the [...]
Tags: Computers, File sharing, Internet Explorer, Spyware, Web browser
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Identity Theft Radio began more than two years ago as a pilot project and went for nearly 75 episodes before going into hiatus. Due to the large number of shows that The NMP Network was producing at the time, some had to go because there wasn’t enough time to produce shows on a daily [...]
Tags: Credit card, Crime, Identity theft, Identity Theft Radio, Risk management, Rob White
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Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the U.S. The U.S. Secret Service has estimated that consumers nationwide lose $745 million to identity theft each year. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the average victim spends 607 hours and averages $1,000 just to clear their credit records.
Identity thieves employ a variety [...]
Tags: Computers, Credit card, Crime, Identity theft, theft, Windows XP
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When it comes to identity theft, you will need to first understand that this is a problem that is growing concern. You will need to think about shows like Dateline and how they show the emotional abuse that you take during this difficult time. You will need to keep in mind that identity theft is [...]
Tags: id, identity, prevent, prevention, theft
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For those who have heard about identity theft, you know exactly what happens to the victims. You will want to keep in mind that this could happen to anyone at any time. A lot of people assume that it could never happen to them, but it could be happening right now and you would never [...]
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There are a lot of people who dislike taking good care of their checkbook; however, you will want to keep in mind that there are some alternatives to having checks. Really, checks are unnecessary in today’s world but people continue to use keep their paper trail.
Keep in mind that when you use a lot of [...]
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