[citw150] Re: CITW 150 L3 Q6
- From: "Jay G Green" <greenjay@xxxxxxx>
- To: citw150@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 14:28:24 -0500
Abigail Orshal writes:
> Identity theft is a growing concern on the internet today and relates to
> internet fraud. People who commit Identity Theft can use the identification
> to commit bank fraud, check fraud, and many forms of theft.People can try to
> protect themselves from experiencing identity theft by
> monitoring their credit records, making sure when you are buying online it is
> a safe secure site that is cetified, not giving out any personal information
> to anyone over the internet, and using common sense. over a billion
> transactions a year are executed via the Web Online credit card fraud cost
> e-commerce businesses an estimated $9 billion in 2001, and researchers say
> 50% of all credit card fraud now occurs online. And it's not just online
> retailers that are vulnerable  banks and financial institutions with Web
> presences are regularly targeted by online thieves with fraudulent credit
> card and loan applications. It is important to be very aware of everything
> you do online. here is a site you can visit to learn more :
> http://www.quova.com/solutions/internet-fraud-detection.shtml
> Abby Orshal
>
> ~To love and be Loved is to feel the sun from both sides~
> Abigail Orshal aorshal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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thanks for the link. i don't want this kind of thing to happen to me.
Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.
- T.S. Eliot
-Jay Gordon Green
Greenjay@xxxxxxx
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