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Reduce Your Risk Of Identity Theft Protect Your Good Name Reduce Your Risk Of Identity Theft

Reduce Access to Personal Data Shred credit card offers Use a locked mailbox Mail envelopes inside the post office Remove listing from telephone directory

Internet and Security Safeguards Install a firewall Install and update virus protection software Never respond to phishing e-mail Use credit, not debit, cards when shopping

Beware of ‘Shoulder Surfers’ Shield your hand when entering your PIN Thieves may be watching with binoculars Beware of Shoulder Surfers Shield Your hand when entering your PIN Thieves may be watching you with binoculars