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A blog about all things money - saving, managing and avoiding ID theft
Showing posts with label ID theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ID theft. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Why you should use caution with Facebook posts
Facebook quickly zoomed to become the most popular social
network website and has maintained this top position since 2009. Today, membership has soared to over a billion users located across the globe.
Millions of people log into the network each day to share comments,
photos, news and play games, to name a few activities. Posting
Facebook status updates are one of the most common features used on
the network. Unfortunately, it can also lead to loss of identity, property or worse.
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Ways using Facebook can put your bank account at risk
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Facebook currently remains one of the most popular destinations on the web. With over 1 billion members in 2017, for several years now the network has pretty much remained the top network people turn to socialize online. Many people across the globe perceive the popular social network as offering many benefits. Using Facebook, however, does not come without its drawbacks. The larger the network has grown, the more attractive it has become to scammers and ID thieves.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Don't become a victim: Tips to reduce the risk of cybercrime
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Wednesday, August 16, 2017
How to protect yourself at the ATM
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No longer are people confined to what was traditionally known as “banker’s hours”, long before online banking emerged, it was the development of ATMs that allowed the flexibility to access cash and obtain bank information at any given time.
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
How to identify scams and rogue apps on Facebook
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Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Identity theft: What not to carry in your wallet
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However, the old-fashioned methods of theft should not be discounted. Criminals are very eager to gain information through stolen wallets, purses, stealing mail or even dumpster diving. That being said, you should always be careful of what items you carry in your wallet (or purse).
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