Could You be the Next Victim of Identity Theft? How much of your personal information can be found online?
Are you surprised to see how much of your personal information is there? You may want to consider selecting "privacy" on that web site to remove your information from public view. But that's just one of many web sites and databases out there.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, identity fraud incidents increased around 45% in 2020, incurring huge financial losses for American citizens. In 2021, this trend continued with Americans suffering a total of 56 billion dollars in losses, according to Javelin Strategy. The older you are, the more likely you are to become a victim.
Where did they get your information? Most likely, it's from you, from little things you do every day that expose your information to the world.
Author TIM TROTTt has published this book in print, e-book and audiobook formats. In the book, the author provides insight into Identity Theft, and how to avoid becoming a victim.
También hay una edición en español: Proteccion de Identidad
