Click on this link and play the ID Theft Face Off. This blog will help you review what you've already learned about ID Theft this past week. For your comment, I want you to think about identity theft and answer the following questions:
1. What is Identity Theft?
2. Who is at Risk for It?
3. What are some tips to keep you safe from ID theft?
4. How often does it happen in the U.S.?
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1. The stealing of ones ID. 2. Everyone is at risk for it. 3. Shred old credit cards. 4. Every 6 minutes.
ReplyDelete1. When someone steals your Identity.
ReplyDelete2. Everyone and anyone
3. never give your social security or credit card number out to bad resources
4. every six minutes
Lindsay Ferguson
ReplyDelete1. When someone steals your identity.
2. Anyone can be at risk for ID theft.
3. Shred old credit cards and dont give out any of your passwords to anyone.
4. About once every 5 minutes.
1)When someone steals your identity. 2)We are all at risk for it. 3)Shred any old bank statements and old credit cards. 4)Every 6 seconds, someone gets their identity stolen in the U.S.
ReplyDelete1. Identity theft is when someone uses your personal information without permission to commit fraud or other crimes.
ReplyDelete2.Everyone is at risk for identity theft.
3.Make sure websites are secure before using them, shred old credit cards, and dont give out your passwords or personal information to anyone.
4.Every 6 minutes identity theft occurs in the U.S.
1. When a person takes another person's credit card and makes purchases on it.
ReplyDelete2. Everyone is at risk of being a victim.
3. Shred all of your old credit cards and don't give out your numbers to anyone.
4. In the U.S., ID theft occurs every six minutes.
1.When a person is stealing someones identity or ID
ReplyDelete2.Anyone is at risk for this
3.Dont give out any personal information
4.This happenes every 6 mins
Natalya DiCiacca
ReplyDelete1. Identity Theft is when someone steals someone else's identity.
2. ID Theft can happen to everyone.
3. Don't give strangers your personal information.
4. Someone's identity is stolen every six minutes.
1.Identity theft is when a person steals another persons information to buy things and commit fraud.
ReplyDelete2.Everyone is at risk
3.Pay attention to bills, shred your important documents, and dont tell your passwords to anyone.
4.In the U.S., ID theft happens about once every 6 minutes.
1. What is Identity Theft?
ReplyDeleteWhen someone steals your idenity
2. Who is at Risk for It?
Everyone
3. What are some tips to keep you safe from ID
theft?
Don't be stupid about sharing personal information.
4. How often does it happen in the U.S.?
Every 6 minutes
1. Identity theft is when someone steals your personal information without your permission and commits fruad and other crimes.
ReplyDelete2. Everyone is at risk for it.
3. Shred any papers that have important information before throwing away and shred credit cards.
4. Every 6 minutes.
1.were someone steels another persons identity.2.Everyone.3.Don't loose your wallet.4.every six minutes simeone looses thier identity.
ReplyDelete1.Identity Theft is when someone steals another persons identity.
ReplyDelete2.Everyone can steal someones identity.
3.Never Give your ID or credit cards.
4.In the U.S identity occurs every 6 mintues.
Jessica Carter
ReplyDelete1.) The stealing of someone's identity.
2.) Everyone.
3.) Don't share personal information like passwords and such.
4.) Every 6 minutes.
1) Identity theft is the stealing of ones identity and using it for different things such as money.
ReplyDelete2) Everyone is at risk for ID theft.
3) When finished with papers that have SSN and other personal information on them, dispose of them correctly (shred).
4) About 8.3 million American Adults per year.
1. Identity theft is when someone uses your personal information,like your social security number, to commit diferent types of frauds and crimes.
ReplyDelete2. Everybody is at risk for identity theft.
3.Keep your identity safe by not sharing any personal info over the internet or over the phone. Get rid of any important documents by shredding them,etc.
4. Identity theft occurs about every 6 minutes in the U.S.
1. Indenity theft is when a person steels your personal informtion and uses it for things.
ReplyDelete2.Everyone is at risk.
3.Using password that only you should now.
4.Every 6 min someone identity is stolen in the US.
1) your identity is stolen
ReplyDelete2) everyone is at risk
3) dont give out your information
4) every 6 minutes
1.) the stealing of a person's financial information, esp. credit cards and Social Security number, with the intention of using that data to commit fraud and create a phony persona.
ReplyDelete2.) Everyone is at risk for Identity theft.
3.)A couple ways to prevent to Identity theft is to shred papers with your personal information on them, never give away your personal information unless you know the company can be trusted, and check your credit report with all 3 major credit bureaus atleast once a year.
4.)Identity theft happens about once every 5-6 minutes.
1. Identity theft is a crime in which a person's confidential, personal information is stolen for the purpose of criminal use.
ReplyDelete2. ID theft can happen to anybody.
3. keep passwords and all personal and private information secure.
4. about every 6 minutes
1)When someone steals your identity and you have no clue that it happen until you get werid things you never bought in the mail
ReplyDelete2)Everyone is all at risk for it.
3)Shred any old bank statements and old credit cards and aney old passwords or accounts.
4)Every 5 seconds, someone gets their identity stolen in the U.S.
Leslie szych
1) Identity theft is when someone steals your personal information without permission to commit fraud, other crimes, or buy stuff in your name.
ReplyDelete2)Everyone and anyone is at risk for id theft.
3)Make sure websites are secure before using them, dont give any personal information to the websites that seem fishy or unsucure. Also NEVER give any of your peronal information out such as your social security or credit card number. Finally, you should always shred old credit cards, bills, anything with your personal information on it before you thow it away.
4) Every six minutes
1.)is when some one steals your personal info and buys things in your name.
ReplyDelete2.)it can happen to anyone.
3.)dont give out your personal info.
4.)every 6 mins.
1. When someones personal info is stolen
ReplyDelete2. Anyone
3. shred doc with personal info on it.
4. every 6 min
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ReplyDelete1. Identity theft is when someone steals your information, often using your name, to purchase or get things such as a drivers license.
ReplyDelete2. Everyone is at risk for identity theft.
3. To prevent ID theft, you can shred old credit cards and documents with personal information, don't share personal information (such as social security numbers and credit card numbers), use secure websites
4. An ID theft occurs about every six minutes in the U.S.
1. Identity theft is a crime in which a criminal has someone's personal information to pose as someone they're not.
ReplyDelete2. Everyone is at risk
3. Avoid broadcasting information on the internet, shred inportant papers and documents, and make sure your computer is secure.
4. Every six minutes someone's identity gets stolen.