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ID Theft Prevention Tips

ID theft prevention is essential. Sharing your personal information with untrustworthy people or companies (whether you intend to or not) exposes you to all types of fraud and theft, not just those relating to your personal identity.
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Credit Monitoring Helps Avoid ID Theft

Active credit monitoring won't prevent thieves from stealing your personal information, but it will tell you if someone has set up new lines of credit (credit cards, loans, mortgages, etc.) without your knowledge.
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What to Do if Your Identity Has Been Stolen

In the event that your identity has been is stolen, you need to act swiftly to stop any further damage and repair your credit.
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Identity Theft Lawyers
Ryan Vlasak
San Francisco, California
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Micha Liberty
San Francisco, California
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Gregg Lander
Los Angeles, California
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is identity theft?
Identity theft is a form of fraud where someone uses your personal identifying information - like your name, Social Security number, or credit card number - without your permission and for their own personal gain, often at your expense.

How do I know if my identity has been stolen?
If you are contacted by financial institutions about credit lines or loans you didn't open, that's an immediate sign of identity theft. Unusual activity on your credit cards or bank statements could also be an indication of identity theft. In this case, get a copy of your credit report, and if it doesn't look right, contact the credit bureaus.

How do I report identity theft?
Contact the three credit bureaus - Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion - to place them on fraud alert so that no one can open credit in your name.