Every day, thousands of people have their identities stolen. If you've used your credit or debit card recently, you could be next. Don't become a statistic; address the issue that countless Americans face each day!

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Identity theft is a crime that is becoming increasingly common, affecting people from all walks of life—rich, middle-class, and poor. Criminals need just one thing to get started: your social security number. Believe it or not, it's quite easy for them to obtain it!

It can be frightening to think that someone might be using your name to commit crimes. This could include purchasing goods in your name, making you liable for the bill, or more seriously, providing your name when they are arrested, leaving you to face criminal charges.

Sounds pretty scary, doesn’t it? What’s even scarier is that you may be helping those criminals in ways you never even considered.

Anyone can become a victim. For example, do you:

• Hand your credit card to servers at restaurants?
• Not sign the back of your credit or debit card?
• Supply personal information over the internet?
• Leave mail at your home or business for the postal carrier to collect?
• Just throw away unwanted mail containing personal information?

If you do any of these things, you can become a victim of identity theft. Would you know what to do if that happened? Do you have a plan? Do you even know where to begin?

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Over 10 million Americans are affected annually by identity theft. That's a staggering statistic! Sometimes these criminals are never caught. When they are, it's because the victim remains vigilant about clearing their name and reclaiming their identity.