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How To Protect Yourself From Id Theft

2010-07-21 - Kansas City Infozine

...lenders, will give credit without getting a credit report. If you haven’t placed a security freeze and you spot a sign of identity theft, put an initial fraud alert on your credit report immediately. That’s fast, free and stays in place for 90 days. It also...

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