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Question 1 of 4
If you or a loved one have become a victim of identity theft your first step should be too?
Assume that person won't take your identity again and forget about it.
If your credit card was infiltrated, then you must contact your bank to put in a fraud claim.
Contact the IRS to Freeze your Credit due to fraud.
All The Above
Question 2 of 4
How do some people become victims of Identity Theft?
By providing your card information on a non-secure site.
By possibly downloading a bot-net virus that monitors your activity, passwords and log ins.
Could you have lost any of your personal identification cards such as (IDs, social security, or credit cards).
Question 3 of 4
True or False? After finding out you have become a victim of identity theft, and money is being taking from your bank account you should first Notify the IRS and File a report with the Federal Trade Commission?
True
False
Question 4 of 4
What are the necessary measures to protect yourself from being a victim once again to Identity Theft?
Signing up for account monitoring and reviewing your account activity more frequently.
Get multiple credit cards so you're not limited to just one.
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