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Unidentified man found guilty of identity theft and fraud
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- An individual who can only be identified as John Doe has been found guilty of seven counts of aggravated identity theft, six counts of falsely representing a social security number, and one count of passport fraud according to U.S. Attorney Robert E. O'Neill.
Identity Theft Is No Longer The Top Reported Cyber Crime
There's a new scam in town.
After identity theft, beware the hard sell
If your wallet gets stolen or you've been caught up in a data breach -- as in April, when hackers grabbed 1.5 million credit card numbers -- you can protect against identity theft by contacting one of the big three credit bureaus, which are required by law to place a fraud alert on your report.
Identity theft hit me. Now collector, too?
Dear Debt Adviser, I am a victim of identity theft. The person who stole my ID took out a payday loan and used a fake bank account number. I am now being harassed by the collection agency.
Identity Theft: A View From The Trenches
For 12 years running, identity theft has been the leading consumer complaint filed with the Federal Trade Commission. And for those past 12 years, Jeff Wilcox, a Certified Identity
Cases of identity theft rising in Missouri
Cases of credit, debit card fraud have been noted in Kirksville.
Arrest made in Facebook identity theft case
A local mother said she's been living a nightmare after her Facebook identity was stolen and used against her.
Identity theft: Kids’ new nightmare
She wasn’t old enough to see a PG-13 movie on her own, but Lamiqua Nowell already owed local utility companies thousands in unpaid bills.
Identity Theft A Continuing Problem In Wichita
The Federal Trade Commission estimates as many as nine million Americans are the victims of identity theft every year. In Wichita alone at least 500 identity theft cases have been reported every year since 2008.
Identity theft via cell phone
Could your cell phone be putting you at risk for identity theft? It could, if you are not careful.
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