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| SCAMS TARGET YOU: Protect your identity
Did you know that some scams are not just out to steal your money - but also your identity?
We can all do a number of simple things to protect ourselves from identity theft and stay out of the scammers' traps.
1. Never give out personal information to someone you don't know or trust
Putting together a 'picture' of the person is the start of building up the use of your identity fraudulently. Don't make it easy! People that you meet online or casually may not be people you can trust - don't give them personal information like your phone number or where you live, or important confirming evidence like children's and spouses names or mother's maiden name. Your personal information is valuable - take a bit of care who gets hold of it.
2. Don't just bin it - destroy old bills, records, or expired cards
Identity thieves will use all methods to build up a profile on people - including rummaging in your garbage for records of past purchases, expired credit and other cards, and telephone and utility bills. Don't help them out! Destroy these by ripping them up or shredding them before you discard them. And be sure to check important bills like credit cards and account statements for activity that was not yours!
3. Check your credit report at least once a year
An easy way to make sure that fraudulent use of your identity has not occurred is to check your credit report from a reputable source. If you find that you have been marked as having unpaid accounts, for example, that you have not ever heard of, you might have become the victim of identity theft.
Visit SCAMwatch to learn more about the Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce or report a scam via the SCAMwatch Report a scam page (or call the ACCC Infocentre on 1300 302 502).
Read some of the scam emails that are sent, to see what to watch out for Scam Email Watch
Posted by AU Network
on March 31 2007 10:49:07
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Common misspelling of Accommodation
accom, accomadation, accomidation, accomodation, accomodations, accommadation, accommidation, accommodation, accommodations, acomadation, acomidation, acomodation, acommadation, acommidation, acommodation, accomdation, acoomodation
Agnes Water often called Agnes Waters and it is common for Lady Musgrave Island to be called Lady Musgrove Island and Captain Cook to Captian Cook and Capitan Cook or Captan Cook, with the Town of Seventeen Seventy now known as 1770 that would be hard to misspell for anyone. The correct spelling of Bundaburg Queensland, is Bundaberg. | | | | |
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