Chapter 2. MAKING YOURSELF LESS VULNERABLE TO IDENTITY THEFT
Identity thieves believe that they deserve a lot of credit. Unfortunately, the credit to which they are convinced they are entitled is yours. Credit cards present an all too easy target for identity thieves. Protecting your credit cards from identity theft should be a priority for everyone. Take the following steps to reduce your chances of being the victim of credit card fraud:
Sign your credit card as soon as you receive it and activate it. Some people believe that instead of signing your credit card you should write “See ID” on the signature line on the back of the card. The hope is that whenever your card is used, the clerk or whoever is processing your purchase will check your ID ...
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