Comments on: Identity theft: Fact and fiction

Cybertheft of identities is proliferating, but is it a lost cause? The Justice Department's Jonathan J. Rusch says not--but the government and public face a long battle.

Identity Theft

If you research I.D. Theft Protection you will find that there is only 1 company that has a restoration service, Kroll Background America. This is the best company in the nation for protecting vicims of Identity Theft. Kroll does most of the work for the victim restoring their identity. All of the other companies give a false sense of security because all they have is monitoring and then are given a list of 800#'s to call to do all the work themselves which the FTC state that a victim will spend up to 700 hours and an average of $1,500 out of pocket expense. Kroll does this work for the victim and thereby eleveating the stress for the victim. Kroll is also the only company that protects against not only Financial I.D. Theft but also Criminal and Medical I. D. Theft. Only 26% of the problem is financial! Where does that leave the other 74%?

[Edited by: admin on Apr 21, 2005 3:00 PM to remove business solicitation]

Identity Theft

If you research I.D. Theft Protection you will find that there is only 1 company that has a restoration service, Kroll Background America. This is the best company in the nation for protecting vicims of Identity Theft. Kroll does most of the work for the victim restoring their identity. All of the other companies give a false sense of security because all they have is monitoring and then are given a list of 800#'s to call to do all the work themselves which the FTC state that a victim will spend up to 700 hours and an average of $1,500 out of pocket expense. Kroll does this work for the victim and thereby eleveating the stress for the victim. Kroll is also the only company that protects against not only Financial I.D. Theft but also Criminal and Medical I. D. Theft. Only 26% of the problem is financial! Where does that leave the other 74%?

[Edited by: admin on Apr 21, 2005 3:00 PM to remove business solicitation]

[tgood02]

Identity Theft

I discovered that someone was using my nameand Social Security number to rent apartments. The article says to report it to law enforcement. I tried to do that and was turned away. I was told by the Police that I neeeded to make sure that the person using my name was still living there. In other words they wanted me to investigate. They had moved. So the police wanted me to find out were they had moved to. In short they weren't planning on doing anything about it.

[tgood02]

Identity Theft

I discovered that someone was using my nameand Social Security number to rent apartments. The article says to report it to law enforcement. I tried to do that and was turned away. I was told by the Police that I neeeded to make sure that the person using my name was still living there. In other words they wanted me to investigate. They had moved. So the police wanted me to find out were they had moved to. In short they weren't planning on doing anything about it.

[tgood02]

Identity Theft

I discovered that someone was using my nameand Social Security number to rent apartments. The article says to report it to law enforcement. I tried to do that and was turned away. I was told by the Police that I neeeded to make sure that the person using my name was still living there. In other words they wanted me to investigate. They had moved. So the police wanted me to find out were they had moved to. In short they weren't planning on doing anything about it.

[tgood02]

Identity Theft

I discovered that someone was using my nameand Social Security number to rent apartments. The article says to report it to law enforcement. I tried to do that and was turned away. I was told by the Police that I neeeded to make sure that the person using my name was still living there. In other words they wanted me to investigate. They had moved. So the police wanted me to find out were they had moved to. In short they weren't planning on doing anything about it.

[IDTAmerica]

Managed Recovery

Based on facts presented her and the FTC, it will take the average person over 500 hours and almost $3000 attempting to restore their stolen identity. The FTC further states that 41% of those trying to restore their identity are still trying after 2 years. Identity Theft America will handle all this and guide you through the recovery process. www.IdentityTheftAmerica.com

[IDTAmerica]

Managed Recovery

Based on facts presented her and the FTC, it will take the average person over 500 hours and almost $3000 attempting to restore their stolen identity. The FTC further states that 41% of those trying to restore their identity are still trying after 2 years. Identity Theft America will handle all this and guide you through the recovery process. www.IdentityTheftAmerica.com

[SincereY]

Most people encounter the problem in medical identity theft. When this happens, people feel intimidated. Since we are living in digital age, this identity theft has become a greater problem than ever before. And in our computer age, identity theft is like "borrowing" your older brother's driver's license to get beer, but now it goes far deeper than that. A payday cash advance could not even start to cover such destruction, such as loans taken out and cars, or even houses purchased in your name. Some companies are now offering ID theft insurance, which in this day and age might be a worthy purchase, as you cannot afford to not protect yourself against <a rev="vote for" title="Hang onto your ID - someone?s trying to steal it" href="http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/2009/03/24/hang-id-someones-steal/">identity theft</a>.