Books >> Business & Investing >> Personal Finance

Safeguard Your Identity: Protect Yourself With A Personal Privacy Audit

by Mari J. Frank
Publisher: Porpoise Pr (2005-01-01)
Binding/Media: Paperback - 232 pages
Edition: 1
SKU: 81541
Condition: VG

Our Price:	$3.90

More Product Infomation

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
This book will show you how to greatly reduce your chances of becoming a victim of identity theft. Although no one can promise that you wont be victimized, because your personal information is readily available on myriad databases, the information in this book gives you the expertise to evaluate your own privacy risks and identity theft exposure so you will determine the changes you need to make in your daily life. The user friendly guide with bullet point easy to follow steps will serve as your "personal privacy audit" to establish your strategy to shield you from the epidemic of identity theft. Youll learn: The insidious tricks fraudsters use How you can be targeted How businesses and agencies expose you to risks How businesses themselves become victimized How our society and this information age facilitates this crime The detailed immediate actions to take today to formidably defend yourself, your family, your workplace or your own business from the exposure to fraud. Successful tools for guarding yourself at home, at work, on vacation, while shopping, in business situations and when using your computer and other technology. How to take the 20 crucial steps to get your life back, if you are victimized. Straightforward positive steps to gain peace of mind and ensure your most valuable asset, your identity! "In today's world, information is gold, and this book is about building your own Fort Knox. Just like good privacy laws, Safeguard your Identity puts consumers in control of their personal information. It's a consumer survival guide and emergency action plan that spells out easy-to-follow steps for both avoiding and recovering from ID theft. Truly essential reading."

California State Senator Jackie Speier, author of the California Financial Information Privacy Act, Sacramento CA.