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Online social networks are a part of daily life for many consumers these days. And they can offer a lot of benefits. For example, social networking sites can reconnect you with old friends, help you find a job, or keep you in touch with family members on a more regular basis.

Social networks also have risks however. And it’s up to you to protect your private information so it doesn’t lead to identity theft. read more..

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If you’ve ever been a victim of credit card fraud, you know it can be a frightening and emotional experience. Not only can you feel violated knowing someone else might have your personal account information, but you could suffer financially if you lose access to your cards when you need them most. read more..

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You already know how to spot obvious credit card fraud. Just review your monthly statements and call your credit card company if you find charges you don’t believe you authorised. But not all credit card fraud and identity theft is easy to spot.

Let’s take a look at two types of “hidden” credit card fraud so you know what to look for (and where to find evidence of it). read more..

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