What are the first steps I should take if I’m a victim of identity theft?
If you are a victim of identity theft, take the following four steps as soon as possible, and keep a record with the items of your conversations and copies of all correspondence. Read the rest of this entry »
Credit card fraud has become a major problem over recent years, and every year many people fall victim to this type of fraud.
Often this is through no fault of their own, but in some cases the reason why people fall victim to credit card fraud is because they have been careless with their credit card details, which is something that fraudsters prey on.
With credit card fraud levels still rife it is vital that cardholders are more careful with their details, as otherwise the risk of becoming a victim of card fraud is all the greater. Read the rest of this entry »
Credit cards are very useful. They provide a quick, easy and convenient way to make purchases and allow you to defer payment. In someone else’s hands however, what was once convenient can become devastating and dangerous.
Credit card fraud can cause serious problems. Not only can you lose money but your credit can be ruined, your identity stolen, and you can even be charged for crimes you didn’t commit. Keeping your credit card information out of the hands of a thief and preventing credit card fraud should be a major consideration In your everyday life.
There are many things you can do to avoid credit card fraud:
I know there are such systems to protect children, but I am interested whether a more comprehensive system exists that tracks the authenticity, legitimacy of the stated purpose of the site, whether the site is being used for fraud & abuse, cyber stalking, hacking and other internet crimes, and whether the claims, and promises, made by the sites owners are valid.
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