| Unfortunately identity theft and fraud
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| occur all too often. In case you need
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| information on how to spot theft or fraud
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| issues, how to avoid them and what to do
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| | FBI online tips and leads form:
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| if they happen to you, here are some
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| | Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
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| handy resources. Some tips on surviving
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| | Call: toll-free 877-ASKFDIC
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| in the age of identity theft
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| | (877-275-3342) or TDD: 800-925-4618
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| follow.Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
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| | Fraud Information Center
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| Consumer Response Center
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| | Call: 1-800-876-7060
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| Federal Trade Commission
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| | TipsEmail is a hot bed of identity
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| 600 Pennsylvania, NW, H-130
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| | theft and fraud activity. Regarding
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| Washington, DC 20580Call: toll-free
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| | emails:- Do not click on any links inside
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| 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357)
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| | emails form financial institutions, even
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| | if you have accounts there. This includes
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| FTC online fraud complaint form:
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| | Paypal, credit card accounts, checking
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| Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
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| | and savings accounts, trading accounts
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| Federal Bureau of Investigation
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| | and others. Instead of clicking links, go
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| J. Edgar Hoover Building
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| | directly to the websites with domains you
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| 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
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| | already have bookmarked for the sites.
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