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What is identity theft? How does identity theft occur? How do you protect yourself? What do you do if you are a victim? Jane Doe Certified Consumer Credit Counselor Identity Theft PRESENTED BY GREENPATH
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What is identity theft?
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When someone uses your personal or financial information to perform financial transactions in your name, without your knowledge. WHAT IS IDENTITY THEFT?
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Turn to page 2 in your workbook. WHAT IS IDENTITY THEFT?
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Turn to page 2 in your workbook. WHAT IS IDENTITY THEFT? Put the 4 Types of Identity Theft in Order from most common to least common 1)Business Leaks 2)Document Loss 3)Personal Betrayal 4)Computer Crime
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How does identity theft occur?
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HOW IDENTITY THEFT OCCURS Turn to page 3 in your workbook.
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Steal wallets, backpacks, etc. Steal mail “Dumpster Dive” Steal registration and insurance card Rob your house or business Email scams ATM’s “Skimming” HOW IDENTITY THEFT OCCURS Turn to page 4 in your workbook.
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Pharming and Phishing HOW IDENTITY THEFT OCCURS
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PHARMING: a process that steals information from unsuspecting internet users.
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Pharming – What you can do: 1.Delete unknown emails 2.Don’t download attachments 3.Don’t email personal/ financial info 4.Use a secure website HOW IDENTITY THEFT OCCURS Turn to page 4 in your workbook.
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WHICH IS SECURE?
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PHISHING: a practice that online fraudsters use to “fish” for confidential passwords and financial data from the “sea” of internet users using email.
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1.Be aware 2.Don’t be complacent 3.Security over convenience Phishing – What you can do: HOW IDENTITY THEFT OCCURS Turn to page 5 in your workbook.
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HOW THIEVES USE YOUR INFORMATION Buy merchandise Open new accounts Get a cell phone Open a bank account Take out a loan Turn to page 6 in your workbook.
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How do I protect myself?
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HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF Social Security Card Passwords Technology At Home Out and About At Work Turn to pages 6-8 in your workbook.
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What if I’m a victim of identity theft?
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ARE YOU A VICTIM OF IDENTITY THEFT? Unexplained charges Not receiving bills Receiving credit cards you did not order Denied credit for no reason Collection calls Inaccuracies on credit reports Turn to page 9 in your workbook.
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TAKE ACTION Turn to pages 10-11 in your workbook.
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TAKE ACTION Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Fair Credit Billing Turn to pages 12-13 in your workbook.
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TAKE ACTION The Electronic Fund Transfer Fair Credit Reporting
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MONITORING YOUR CREDIT Monitoring system 3 credit reporting agencies: Experian TransUnion Equifax Turn to pages 13-14 in your workbook.
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THANK YOU Jane Doe Certified Consumer Credit Counselor jdoe@greenpath.com
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