What if someone stole your money out of your bank account and you found out who it was? What would you do if it was your spouse, in-law, mother, father, cousin or uncle? Would you press charges and want them to pay for what they’ve done?

As the new year begins, scammers are out there in full force to rob the American public of their hard earned dollars. January is the month when these "sharks" take bite. So watchout and be on alert at your mailbox!

I understand that times are hard but stealing from another is plain wrong and not to mention criminal. Why put yourself at risk and steal someone’s identity or try and steal their mail. The world is filled with criminal minds. Its so sad!

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Yet another method to get at your banking information.

Helpful hints when using today’s technology.

Here’s a new type of online piracy known as phishing (pronounced fishing). Web crooks are angling for your private details. They’re looking for ways to technique you into providing out your Public Safeguard Variety, card amount and other private details that they can use to their benefits.

There’s a scam going around that claims its from the Internal Revenue Services. It is a scam and don’t fall for it. If you open the attachment than you will be downloading Trojan and Malware onto your computer.

Phone call and mail scams are rampant these days. If you are unsure if you are being scammed, do not give out any personal information. Remember it is harder to prevent identity theft when you are in the middle of the situation.

You don’t need to be a victim of online fraud and stolen identities.