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Life Lock Identity Theft Protection Plans Starting at $174.95 for 15 months...
* Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the United States
* Last year, businesses lost $56.6 billion to ID theft
* Over 10 million Americans will be victims of identity theft this year
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LifeLock works to reduce the risk of identity theft and backs it up with a $ 1 million total service guarantee, in the event your identity is compromised.
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LifeLock's WalletLock service is also included with your membership. If you lose your wallet, a WalletLock specialist will help contact each credit card, bank or document issuing company, cancel your affected accounts and complete the paperwork and steps necessary to replace your lost documents (excluding money and pictures), including your credit/debit cards, driver's license, Social Security card, insurance cards, checkbook; even travelers checks - at no additional cost to you.
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LifeLock's eRecon service also works to protect you by searching criminal websites for online selling and trading of your information and notifying you if anything is found.
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TrueAddress will notify you when a change of address is filed in your name.
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Federal Authorities tie Murders to Identity Theft Ring...March 6, 2010 - New York, NY
A man federal authorities accuse of leading a Brooklyn, NY husband-and-wife identity theft team has been charged with killing two of their ID theft victims. In addition to murder charges, the new indictment charges him and wife Julia Yakovlev, 36, with 17 counts of identity theft, bank fraud, credit card fraud and "effecting fraudulent transactions."
"Identity theft victims usually lose their money," NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said in a statement, "In this case, they allegedly lost their lives, too."
The victim was last seen on October 15, 2007, leaving her apartment on a security video camera. Immediately after her disappearance, the couple began withdrawing money and purchasing various items in accused's name, according to court documents.
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July 25, 2010
An Identity Theft crime ring located in Palm Beach County obtained information collected by computer hackers and used it to print fake driver's licenses, birth certificates and Social Security cards in real people's names, federal agents said. In a sworn statement unsealed recently, the Federal Beaurea of Investigation detailed a month long undercover sting that netted seven arrests on identity theft, conspiracy and other related fraud charges.
In June and July, the ring made 32 fake IDs using information stolen from people in Florida, California and other states and showed agents a list of 110 real identities to choose from. Authorities stressed the need for individuals to monitor their credit reports and take other precautions to protect their information.
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