Marc Marseille asked: A good credit score report is the key to financial opportunities in personal finances as well as business. There are several obstacles that someone has to overcome to achieve a decent credit score. The biggest obstacle of all is keeping your credit score and report in high status; triple alert credit monitoring [...]
InfopayNetwork asked: Identity fraud is the fastest growing crime in America, today. As technology is expanded, identity thieves become more sophisticated in using your information against you. In 2009, there were 11 million victims of identity theft in the US alone-costing Americans a whopping $31 Billion in lost funds! In 2010, it is estimated that [...]
Greg Mckeon asked: One of the biggest threats to consumers is the lack of credit report monitoring. Most of us know that fraud exists but don’t realize just how big the threat is. Con artists prey on the naive and the greedy and they’ve honed their skills for years duping their victims out of money [...]
Millie Borris asked: In this day and age, identity theft is more common than ever. People are finding new ways every day to steal parts of your identity, from social security information to credit card numbers. Identity thieves find new ways to poach this information, and you may never know about it until it is [...]
ExpertRealEstateTips asked: Who is responsible for protecting your identity and credit history? Only you are responsible for making sure your personal information is safe. The best way to protect your credit is to check your credit regularly through annualcreditreport.com. If you discover any errors or mistakes, report the errors immediately so the banks and credit [...]
Mike D! asked: I was in an accident nearly 4 years ago and was taken to the hospital via ambulance. As I understand it, they took my information then and they claim they submitted the bill to my insurance company. I figured everything was all set but have recently been getting collection calls for nearly [...]
eparico asked: I posted this question earlier today in another section and received some answers but figured I’d throw it out there again with some updated facts about my situation. Last week, I discovered someone(s) got a hold of my ATM credit card number and was using it to make purchases. Here are the steps [...]
Rina asked: I purchased some goods at a online store that gave me an employee discount. A week later I was informed by the store owner that my credit card number and address was posted on the Internet (along with others), so I canceled that specific bank credit card and had a new one issued. [...]