Archive for April, 2008

Intelius People Search and Intelius Review: Is Your Information Being Used Inteliusly?

Monday, April 28th, 2008

What is Intelius People Search? It is a data gathering information service available for individuals and businesses. With Intelius’ search capability, individuals may complete a search based on name, address, telephone number, cellphone number (in some cases), and email address. But how does Intelius get all this information? Who can use the results, and is there someone out there trying to crack Intelius’ people search?

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Virtual Credit Cards Protect Your Real Credit Card Information

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

On-line shopping is easy, convenient, saves gas and time. But how can we, as consumers, shop safely when so many instances of credit card theft occur as a result of using our credit cards on-line, especially with those sites that “store” your credit card information. Since we are shopping in the virtual world, why not use virtual credit cards?
As millions of people have become victims of identity theft, consumers have become savvy and cautious about how they use and protect their personal information, including their credit card numbers. Many people want to enjoy the convenience of shopping on-line and saving time and money, especially with today’s gas prices, but are fearful of using their actual credit card numbers on line.

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A Watch Dog to Protect Your Identity: ID Watchdog

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

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ID Watchdog provides identity theft protection, prevention and resolution services, not only in the event of credit card fraud, but even in cases of other types of fraud, mis-use of your identity to obtain employment or medical treatment and a great deal more.

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Does Your Personal Computer Need a Second Opinion?

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

What are the chances your computer has a bug? If you’ve used it for more than 30 days, the chances are high. In fact, 94% of personal computers have files that are corrupt and potentially damaging. It’s not uncommon for personal computers to have up to 200 errors. Just as human walk around and catch bugs from all kinds of different contact from shaking hands to pushing shopping carts or getting money from the ATM, your personal computer picks up “bugs” from wherever you may visit or download.

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Comprehensive Anti Spyware Protection with Outstanding Customer Service

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

STOPzilla offers superior, all-around protections with a completely rebuilt Anti-Spyware engine. If you are looking for new ways of identity theft protection, especially protection from all the ways your personal computer can be attacked or even used to invade your privacy, then this software may be for you.

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Free Spybot: Search and Destroy the Spies Trying to Get to Your Information

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

Can you get a free copy of Spybot Search and Destroy?
We aim to answer that in this IdentityTheftSecrets article.
Are you being spied on? Is your privacy being invaded? Is someone keeping track of your internet habits? Or possibly, even worse, are you being sold out?
Spyware threats are silent stalkers. Spyware keeps track of your internet browsing habits and creates a profile on you and your habits. It is then sold to advertising companies so that they can market products to you.
This isn’t just invasive and annoying. It can also cause your browser to crash or allow your home page to be altered or even hijacked.
What’s worse? Your computer may be infected even if you have not experienced any symptoms or problems.

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IdentityTruth vs Lifelock: Which Identity Theft Protection Works for You?

Friday, April 4th, 2008

Do you know your options for complete protection from identity theft? Take a look at this comparision and you decide which identity theft protection program is best for you and your family, IdentityTruth vs. Lifelock.

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Announcing IdentityTheftPress.com

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

Recently I found myself spending way too much time searching and scanning a bunch of different identity theft and information security news sites to get ideas for what to talk about on IdentityTheftSecrets.com, and as well as keep up to date myself on what’s going on.
Every few days, I would find myself spending 1-2 hours reading news sites to get great information about identity theft and information security, which isn’t a problem. But once I was on a major news site, I would end up reading everything from the horrors that happen on a regular basis to the offbeat news.
Not the best use of my time.
So I set out to find a way to get all the identity theft and information security news that I scan daily into one place.

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