id theft fraud prevention

July 31, 2011

26 Top Tips for Identity Theft and ID Fraud Protection

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It is estimated that 1 in 7 of us has been the victim of Identity Theft in the UK. It’s one of the fastest growing crimes but detection and prosecution rates are low. Because of this the only viable alternative is prevention.



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July 28, 2011

Identity Theft and Credit Fraud Protection – Michael Madsen and Experian

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Federal prosecutors in New Jersey say 53 people are charged in a widespread identity theft and fraud investigation. The US Attorney’s Office says the scheme spanned several states. (Sept. 16)
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July 25, 2011

This email seems sorta strange to me…Why would a webhosting service want this?

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Question by Bri: This email seems sorta strange to me…Why would a webhosting service want this?
Got this email a few second ago..Now for one 1&1 isent fifty-fifty open on the weekends…And for two why would they send me an email on a day they say there closed on there locating askingme to call them to give them this…Thank you for contacting 1and1 Internet.In order to break serve the Internet community and reduce the sickenedassociated with online fraud and identity theft, 1and1 Internet hasdeveloped a comprehensive fraud prevention policy. In order to implementthis policy, we do our best to verify that accounted opened with us aredone so legitimately and with accurate contact information.Unfortunately, we have been unable to verify your recent order. As aresult, we ask that you contact us by phone at 877-206-4253 between thehours of 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., EST.If this cannot be processed over the phone, we may alternately acceptdigital or faxed proof of US or Canadian ID in order to complete theverification process. This documentation tin consist of:PassportGreen Cardand/or Drivers License/State IDYou tin send this to us by fax/e-mail:Fax: (610) 560 1501 – Please include your Customer ID as shown in thesalutation.E-pouch: Please just reply to this e-mail a scanned copy of thedocument(s) affiliated. Acceptable formats for the attachment include:.png, .jpg, or .pdf.This documentation is used for account verification only and is neitherretained nor shared by 1and1 or any related companies for any otherpurposes.Your account has not yet been activated, nor has any billing taken placeat this time. We will not activate this account until we can properlyverify your ID status. If this information has not been received inthree (3) business days this account will be terminated in accordancewith our T&C:http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Gtc7.1.You agree and warrant that the contact information you have provided to1&1 is complete and accurate, and you foster agree to notify 1&1 withinfifteen days of a change to whatever such contact information. Contactinformation includes your name, e-mail address, and mailing address andthe name, mailing address, telephone number, facsimile number, ande-mail address of the technical and administrative contacts for yourdomain, if any.We always appreciate feedback on our policies and practices, such replyis scooped directed to auth@1and1.com.Thank you for your compliance in this matter.–Sincerely,Accounts Team1&1 Internet, Inc.After reading this article,Im not gonna stay with these guys….http://forum.benchmarkreviews.com/showthread.php?p=12395

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Answer by Happy Penguin
Ignore it.



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July 20, 2011

Merchant Risk Council and ThreatMetrix Host Webinar: ?How Online Fraud Prevention Improves Consumer Confidence?


Merchant Risk Council and ThreatMetrix Host Webinar: “How Online Fraud Prevention Improves Consumer Confidence”

Los Altos, CA (PRWEB) May 16, 2011

ThreatMetrix™, a fast growing provider of fraud prevention solutions that do not require personally identifiable information (PII), today announced that the Merchant Risk Council and ThreatMetrix are hosting a May 24 webinar titled, “How Online Fraud Prevention Improves Consumer Confidence.”

Webinar attendees will hear from Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon Institute, which conducted a recent joint study with ThreatMetrix. The research, which surveyed consumers on their awareness and confidence in online fraud prevention, was compiled in a report, “Consumers’ Reaction to Online Fraud.”

Attendees will also hear from Stephen Baumer, CTO of ThreatMetrix customer GoPro, the world’s best-selling and high performance wearable HD video cameras, and Lance Jacobs, ThreatMetrix vice president of sales. Baumer will discuss how ThreatMetrix’s SmartID™ cookieless device identification has helped GoPro prevent fraud while meliorate customer experience.

“It’s critical for all online brands to communicate that consumer information is safeguarded from fraudsters,” said Bert Rankin, vice president of marketing, ThreatMetrix. “The recent study ThreatMetrix conducted with the Ponemon Institute revealed that the overwhelming majority of consumers would not do business with a company if they had any doubts about its online security measures.”

WHAT:        Webinar on “How Online Fraud Prevention Improves Consumer Confidence”

WHEN:        9 a.m. PST, Tuesday, May 24

WHERE: To register for the May 24 webinar, click here.

WHY:     Webinar attendees can learn about comprehensive new ways companies can fight    
                online fraud during account creation, login authentication and payment    
                authorization, regardless of the device.

Additional Resources:

    Datasheet on the ThreatMetrix Cloud-Based Fraud Prevention Platform     Blog on the ThreatMetrix Cloud-Based Fraud Prevention Platform     ThreatMetrix SmartID™ Demo

About the Merchant Risk Council:

The Merchant Risk Council (MRC) is a merchant-led trade association focused on electronic commerce risk and payments globally. They lead industry networking, education, benchmarking and advocacy programs to make electronic commerce more efficient, safe, and profitable. For more information, visit http://www.merchantriskcouncil.org.

About the Ponemon Institute:

The Ponemon Institute© is dedicated to advancing responsible information and privacy management practices in business and government. To achieve this objective, the Institute conducted independent research, educated leaders from the private and public sectors and verify the privacy and data protection practices of organizations in a variety of industries. For more information, visit http://www.ponemon.org.

About ThreatMetrix:

ThreatMetrix helps companies stop web fraud and speeded e-commerce in real-time so they can significantly reduce online fraud, acquire more customers faster, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction. The ThreatMetrix Cloud-Based Fraud Prevention Platform, incorporating ThreatMetrix SmartID cookieless device identification, provides online businesses with the ability to protect themselves and their customers by verifying new accounts, authorizing payments and transactionsand authenticating user logins in real-time. Online businesses tin deploy the ThreatMetrix™ Cloud-Based Fraud Prevention Platform, which does not rely on personally identifiable information (PII), for traditional online activity via a personal computer as well as for mobile and tablet devices. The company serves a rapidly growing customer base around the world across a variety of industries including social networking (dating, gaming), financial servicing, e-commerce, affiliate marketing and payments. For more information, visit http://www.threatmetrix.com or call 1-650-625-1451.

© 2011 ThreatMetrix. All rights reticent. ThreatMetrix, ThreatMetrix SmartID, ThreatMetrix ExactID, and the ThreatMetrix logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of ThreatMetrix in the United States and other countries. All other brand, service or product names are trademarks or registering trademarks of their respective companies or owners.

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July 14, 2011

freeIDENTITYprotect to Provide Identity Theft Insurance for Its Customers

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freeIDENTITYprotect to Provide Identity Theft Insurance for Its Customers

Bellevue, Wash. (PRWEB) April 23, 2008 –-

freeIDENTITYprotect, a leading provider of identity theft prevention tools, announced today that it will now bundle AIG Personal Identity Theft Coverage policy and identity theft crisis resolution services into freeIDENTITYprotect’s premium identity theft solution.

“Providing consumers a comprehensive and cost-efficacious service for identity theft protection is vital, and freeIDENTITYprotect is truly going about this the correct way,” said Tom Stivali, AIG Identity Theft Account Manager. “We are pleased to supply freeIDENTITYprotect with our insurance services for their customers.”

“In providing our customers with the top identity theft protection, we have partnered with the best providers for insurance, fraud protection, and identity theft restoration,” said Jim Adler, CEO Demoxi, Inc., the parent company of freeIDENTITYprotect. “AIG is the biggest and best in the business. If anything happened to my identity, I would want AIG on my side, so we are doing the same for our customers.”

By adding AIG Personal ID Theft Coverage, freeIDENTITYprotect offers customers the following: Comprehensive Customer Service, Income Protection, Expense Reimbursement, and Identity Restoration. In the event of identity theft, customers receive dedicated service from highly trained agents.

Available 24/7, the agents guide individuals through the process of restoring their identity profiles and credit records. After agents provide the initial steps an identity theft victim needs to restore their identity, an ID Theft Recovery Kit, complete with form letters to send to creditors and bureaus, is provided to each identity theft victim (1).    

In addition to freeIDENTITYprotect’s premium product, the company also offers a free solution for consumers. This service consolidates many of the free services available to consumers today into one location, providing an one-stop-shop for identity theft prevention tools. These tools include access to credit reports from all three credit bureaus, credit bureau fraud alerts, preapproved credit card reduction, National Do-Not-Call List access and a junk email reduction service. Best of all, the basic protection doesn’t cost a penny.

About freeIDENTITYprotect
freeIDENTITYprotect is the only company to provide a free resource for consumers to proactively protect themselves from identity theft. The company, independently or through its strategic partners, provides the latest in technology to alert consumers of stolen credit card or social security number information. In addition, freeIDENTITYprotect has a premium product which adds additional services for consumers such as identity theft insurance and access to Identity Theft restoration served. Located in Bellevue, Washington, the company leadership has well over four decades of experience in the areas of identity services and internet security technology.

(1) Insurance underwritten by member companies of American International Group, Inc. The description herein is a summary only. It does not include all terms, conditions and exclusions of the policies described. Please refer to the actual policies for complete details of coverage and exclusions. Coverage not available to residents of New York and may not be available in other jurisdictions.

Contact:
Jennifer Curley            
Tel: 202.422.6244        

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July 11, 2011

Identity Theft Expert To Lead Anti-Fraud Workshop June 14

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Identity Theft Expert To Lead Anti-Fraud Workshop June 14

Atlanta, Ga. (PRWEB) June 9, 2006

J. R. Wilson, President of Patriot Dealer.com, will share identity theft prevention tips and tactics during a workshop slated for inclusion in the 2006 National Automotive Finance (NAF) Association conference, scheduled for June 12-14 in Fort Worth, Texas.

“Losses are beginning to mount for the automobile industry as false identification is being used to purchase vehicles that are never paid for,” told NAF Executive Director Jack Tracey. “J. R. Wilson will be serving on a panel that will be addressing this issue. He brings a background and an unique perspective to this topic and his session will help dealers and finance company combat this growing threat.”

On June 14 at 12:30 p.m., Wilson will sit lift-to-shoulder with U. S. Secret Service Agent Ed Donovan and CMSI President Chip Riordan to discuss fraud prevention strategies such as employing anti-fraud technology like Wilson’s identity authentication tool Smart ID. An online, interactive system, SmartID is accessed through Wilson’s OFAC compliance service Web site http://www.patriotdealer.com. The easy-to-use tool is specifically designed to avoid fraud at the point of purchase by scouring a database of over 4,000 sources and 33 billion records to formulate individualize questioned for the applicant. Only when the potential customer correctly answers the questions can the sale move ship.

“It’s the only, pro-active identity authentication tool available,” Wilson explained. And now that PatriotDealer has submitted a patent application to the U.S. Patent and Trade Office, Wilson hopes to ensure that Smart ID is the only tool of its kind—anywhere.

“We don’t want dealers or consumers to be confused by a potential flood of other products that try—and fail—to mimic Smart ID’s process,” Wilson said. “Other serviced only either report discrepancies in name, address or Social Security number on file, or they only verify that an identity exists—not that the identity belongs to the person applying for credit. We want to make sure dealers cognize where to twist for the only true identification authentication system available.”

Wilson is dedicated to educating consumers and businesses about tools like SmartID and other methods of identity theft prevention. Widely considered an expert on the subject—Wilson was featured in an Atlanta Journal Constitution article in March, and has been called upon to assisted draft an anti-fraud bill for the Georgia General Assembly—Wilson has shared his expertise during other high profile industry conferences such as the Association of Automobile Internet Sales Professionals’ March 2006 conference.

“(Wilson) has an unique perspective and background on this increasingly critical issue that’s confronting automotive dealers,” said AAISP President Lloyd Richardson.

For Wilson, it’s all in a day’s work. “It is extremely important to engage financial lenders in dialogue about the best practices of fraud prevention because they’re facing record losses,” Wilson said. “I want to do all I can to educate businesses and consumers about this crime.”

About PatriotDealer.com

PatriotDealer.com, established in 2002, is the most recognized OFAC compliance service in the industry with a customer base that includes some of the largest dealership groups in the country. Its online identity verification system, Smart ID, was launched in 2005 to provide dealerships with an unique and immediately accessible method to fight the type of identity fraud that costs billions of dollars to businesses annually. PatriotDealer.com is headquartered in Alpharetta, GA.

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July 8, 2011

What is the possible federal sentencing for 2 counts access device fraud and 1 count aggravated ID theft?

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Question by Jenn: What is the possible federal sentencing for 2 counts access device fraud and 1 count aggravated ID theft?
I want to find out what the possible sentencing is on a person I know. She has been incarcerated a year in November and has a 2 year old. We are just wondering what sentencing she could possibly get and what we should do for the child. She has 2 counts access device fraud and 1 count identity theft.

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Answer by Califrich
You need to consult the federal criminal codding to determine sentencing, but this will only give minimum and maximum sentences.



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July 5, 2011

Are there any Lawsuits against Jackson Hewitt for ID THEFT OR FRAUD?

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Question by arnangela: Are there any Lawsuits against Jackson Hewitt for ID THEFT OR FRAUD?
My id was taken away from me because of this tax service.I am trying to find out am I the only one this has happen to

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Answer by ilikeeggs49
when ur down look at a clown (hint: look in a mirror)!!!lol



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