The ever-growing issue of identity and data theft seems to get worse as time moves on. Stories emerge constantly about personal financial information, social security numbers, bank account data and so on being stolen and credit being destroyed. Did I

LifeLock and FBI-LEEDA to Educate Georgia Law Enforcement to Combat - Earthtimes
TEMPE, Ariz. - (Business Wire) Located in the heart of the Southeast, Atlanta is well known for its civil war battlefields, sports & entertainment events, and a myriad of other tourist attractions. While the Peach State is the ninth largest state in

ID theft possible via text messages - Coloradoan
Cell phone users who responded to text messages asking for information about their debit or credit cards might be victims of a “text message scam” and are at risk of identity theft, Loveland police said. The text asks people to call a 1-877 number to

GenoaBank reminds customers about identity theft - Port Clinton News Herald
GenoaBank, a locally owned, independent community bank, encourages both customers and non-customers to combat identity theft. GenoaBank takes priority in protecting the safety of customers’ accounts and personal information. It is important to never

Consumer Alert: Attorney General Abbott advises attention to Identity - Wearford Democrat
According to the Federal Trade Commission, Texas ranks second in the nation for identity theft complaints, so Texans should carefully guard their identities and credit ratings. In 2008, nearly 32,000 Texans were identity theft victims and as a result

Remsen man charged with identity theft - Observer-Dispatch
A Remsen man was arrested this week in connection with a complaint of forgery and identity theft that occurred between May 2008 and January 2009, state police said. Scott Gilbert, 45, was charged with second-degree forgery and first-degree identity

With 30 car breaks, police warn of possible identity theft - Amity Observer
Police are warning residents to beware of identity theft that could stem from a recent string incidents involving unlocked cars in residential neighborhoods. Personal identification items and documents stolen from cars could lead to attempted

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