The news media is reporting the breaches of social sites, credit bureaus, countless businesses, medical facilities, banks, and more.
You do not need to live in fear, but you must create habits of awareness. Use your computer, smart phone and tablet with caution. Neglecting your Identity can destroy your life. Yes, it can happen to you.
Life isn't easy. People cross our paths for reasons; we learn lessons from them, or they learn lessons from us. Our journey on this earth is not by random. Perhaps you are reading this not by chance.
After twenty-six years with a successful career built entirely on referrals, I closed the doors on my office forever because of Identity Theft and Identity Fraud. The traumatic experiences with identity theft and identity fraud, give me reason to pause daily.
I lost everything in 2004; never thinking the Phantoms of the Dark would pay me a visit. But they did. With retirement funds stolen, reputation ruined, bank accounts depleted, credit cards maxed out and new ones surfacing, I felt my life had ended. Oh! I lost my mortgage free home.
Identity Theft and Identity Fraud left me with a depth of tormented betrayal. Living years with a hole in my heart and soul; it has taken me decades to heal from this trauma,
Most Identity Theft situations begin with a piece of paper; perhaps something you have thrown in the garbage, or just haven't put away. People who clean or repair your home see your information, slip it into their pocket. Do you leave your important documents in an unlocked mailbox? I have seen cars stop and open unsecured mailboxes and take the mail.
When this happens, your nightmare has only just been begun. Shred all documents with private information that you no longer want, and keep your needed documents in safe places out of sight.
Learn new habits to protect yourself. Bad habits are hard to break but experiencing Identity Theft can destroy you. Identity Theft can happen to anyone. No one is immune.
Your identity is unique. There is no other "you" in existence. Don't allow The Phantoms of Darkness to steal you. Losing financial medical or personal identity, can unclothed your spirit leaving you stark naked in the dark hole of depression, hurt, anger, lack of trust, in debt, broke and sometimes homeless.
This was my lesson to learn. Now, with lessons learned, I can take that trauma and teach other people how to not let it happen to them, and if it does happen to them, how to overcome and start over.
No one can prevent all Identity Theft. Always be aware of how you give your information to other people. It's your life and your identity.
Predators lurk in the shadows looking for easy targets to prey upon. They search out and find private financial and medical information then pilfer the banks, credit cards and investment accounts of their victims. For the most part, these predators are seldom caught. You can learn valuable lessons that will secure your identity. Stay informed of what to beware of in your own life to ensure that you are protecting your identity. For more help : www.repairmyphone.today
You do not need to live in fear, but you must create habits of awareness. Use your computer, smart phone and tablet with caution. Neglecting your Identity can destroy your life. Yes, it can happen to you.
Life isn't easy. People cross our paths for reasons; we learn lessons from them, or they learn lessons from us. Our journey on this earth is not by random. Perhaps you are reading this not by chance.
After twenty-six years with a successful career built entirely on referrals, I closed the doors on my office forever because of Identity Theft and Identity Fraud. The traumatic experiences with identity theft and identity fraud, give me reason to pause daily.
I lost everything in 2004; never thinking the Phantoms of the Dark would pay me a visit. But they did. With retirement funds stolen, reputation ruined, bank accounts depleted, credit cards maxed out and new ones surfacing, I felt my life had ended. Oh! I lost my mortgage free home.
Identity Theft and Identity Fraud left me with a depth of tormented betrayal. Living years with a hole in my heart and soul; it has taken me decades to heal from this trauma,
Most Identity Theft situations begin with a piece of paper; perhaps something you have thrown in the garbage, or just haven't put away. People who clean or repair your home see your information, slip it into their pocket. Do you leave your important documents in an unlocked mailbox? I have seen cars stop and open unsecured mailboxes and take the mail.
When this happens, your nightmare has only just been begun. Shred all documents with private information that you no longer want, and keep your needed documents in safe places out of sight.
Learn new habits to protect yourself. Bad habits are hard to break but experiencing Identity Theft can destroy you. Identity Theft can happen to anyone. No one is immune.
Your identity is unique. There is no other "you" in existence. Don't allow The Phantoms of Darkness to steal you. Losing financial medical or personal identity, can unclothed your spirit leaving you stark naked in the dark hole of depression, hurt, anger, lack of trust, in debt, broke and sometimes homeless.
This was my lesson to learn. Now, with lessons learned, I can take that trauma and teach other people how to not let it happen to them, and if it does happen to them, how to overcome and start over.
No one can prevent all Identity Theft. Always be aware of how you give your information to other people. It's your life and your identity.
Predators lurk in the shadows looking for easy targets to prey upon. They search out and find private financial and medical information then pilfer the banks, credit cards and investment accounts of their victims. For the most part, these predators are seldom caught. You can learn valuable lessons that will secure your identity. Stay informed of what to beware of in your own life to ensure that you are protecting your identity. For more help : www.repairmyphone.today
