Identity Theft News

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  Action Line: ID-theft programs offer little value
  Tulsa World
  We are more diligent about credit card account safety, lowering the need for paid subscription services. Not really ID theft: More than 80 percent of what's been called "ID theft" involves fraudulent charges on existing consumer accounts, ...
  
  
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  Police Blotter: Credit car fraud in Kinnelon, DWIs in Denville, Hackettstown ...
  Dailyrecord.com
  On Friday, Detective Sgt. David Crouthamel arrested Alden W. Wing, 24, of West Milford for credit card fraud, identity theft, theft by deception, possession of stolen property and forgery. Wing was served and processed in the Bergen County Jail where ...
  
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  West Milford man accused of charging $22000 to grandparent's credit card in ...
  NorthJersey.com
  Alden W. Wing, 24, was charged with credit card fraud, identity theft, theft by deception, possession of stolen property and forgery, said Lt. John Schwartz of the Kinnelon police. Wing is accused of making the purchases at Kinnelon Jewelry over a ...
  
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  Lansing police will accept some online crime reporting
  Lansing State Journal
  ... retail fraud worth less than $1000, attempted breaking and entering of an unoccupied building, identity theft that did not result in financial harm, identity theft in which a victim has been reimbursed, credit card or other fraud outside of city ...
  
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  Nigerian-born Canadian sentenced to 17.8 years in credit fraud, identity theft
  Indepth Africa
  23, 2012, for his role in what authorities call one of the largest credit card fraud schemes in US history. Adekunle Adetiloye was sentenced Jan. 23, 2012, for his role in what authorities call one of the largest credit card fraud schemes in US history ...
  
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  Layne: Preventing ID theft is the best way to handle fraud
  Martinsburg Journal
  CHARLES TOWN - The most important thing people can do to protect themselves from identity theft is to obtain their credit reports regularly, Argina Layne told the Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum at its recent meeting. "Your credit score is the ...