The Identity Theft Warriors

Stealing data is a huge business, it's one of the fastest growing industries in the world. It's a worldwide epidemic. It's must be handled by Western Governments as part of a larger group, perhaps by the OECD. The stakes are huge and the world economy could be riding on it. Nations that harbor or encourage these criminals must be dealt with harshly. In addition, larger investments must be made to secure, individual computers, business networks and government systems. Only with a concerted effort can some semblance of order be established. Otherwise, more multi-billion dollar thefts are on the way. 

To keep your identity safe now go to www.KeepMyId.Org and be sure to use the Code FSN2.

Heather Wagenhals and Pat Crow are both identity theft experts who understand exactly how exposed you are. The IRS just had a massive data theft breach. Heather's husband suffered income tax return fraud and she's still trying to straighten it out, years later. KeepMyId.Org is the only service that actually prevents identity theft. All the others simply allow you to watch as the criminals steal your identity and destroy your reputation piece by piece. And then it's your responsibility to do something about, no matter how difficult or impossible the task. 

KeepMyId.Org stops identity thieves dead in their tracks. Use the Code FSN2.

The Internal Revenue Service is dealing with a huge data breach which has exposed the personal information of more than 100-thousand taxpayers. It's the latest cyber attack and one that is especially worrisome because of all the personal information identity thieves can cull from the standard tax return.

"You'd be surprise at first how much usable information is on each tax return - and in some cases how lax IRS cyber security is",  says Tax Pro and owner of Happy Tax Mario Costanz (www.happytax.com). As the owner of a nationwide tax preparation service Mario knows intimately the potential damage of this latest breach.

According to the IRS, criminals used taxpayer-specific data acquired from non-IRS sources to gain unauthorized access to information on the tax accounts. The data included Social Security information, birth dates and street addresses.

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You've probably heard by now how a group of low tech hackers managed to steal at least a billion dollars from banks around the globe, in a very short time period. They did it by sending emails with infected links to banks employees. Once they were in the rest was easy. Paul Oster, noted identity theft expert and credit authority explains that virtually everyone with a dollar in the bank or an active credit card is a sitting duck. The only thing you can do is set up an idenity theft protection service and be prepared. To prevent your identity from being stolen go to KeepMyId.org and be sure to use the discount code FSN2! It's the only service that actually freezes your credit reports and prevents identity theives from openining up new accounts in your name.

Patrick Crow is COO of KeepMyID.org, and a leading expert on identity theft, the fastest growing crime in America.

He served the country in military intelligence for many years. After 9-11, it became essential for the government to authenticate and establish the identity of those serving in the military and government.

What's going on in Canada? Canadian women in their 50's and 60's  have been taken for over $10 million by virtual gigolos who provide these women with much needed love and affection and companionship. They "Catfish" these women and build up trust over time and get them to send money and other gifts. It's just another way that people are being scammed. But nothing is as horrible as identity theft, the fastest growing crime in North America.

To prevent your identity from being stolen go to KeepMyId.org and be sure to use the discount code FSN2! It's the only service that actually freezes your credit reports and prevents identity theives from openining up new accounts in your name.

Heather Wagenhals joined us today to discuss the recent bank hack/heist and the ingenious way it was executed. Never underestimate the intelligence of criminals. They spend all their time looking for weaknesses and opportunities to illegally profit. Therefore, it's very important that you're extremely wary when dealing with any emails, links, attachments or anything you're not sure of on the Internet. Also, don't store your passwords, and regularly dispose of your cookies and caches from your browser. Otherwise, you could find yourself looted as well. 

To prevent your identity from being stolen go to KeepMyId.org and be sure to use the discount code FSN2! It's the only service that actually freezes your credit reports and prevents identity theives from openining up new accounts in your name.

Heather Wagenhals talks about how millions of homeowners got burned during the Great Recession but real estate can still be the best investment available to the average American. You need to look for cashflow not windfalls! Heather's been a longtime believer in the strategy. We also talked about the Verizon and IRS scams. They're like the EveryReady Bunny. They'll keep going and going until everyone has been hit or at least attempted to be hit up. 

To prevent your identity from being stolen go to KeepMyId.org and be sure to use the discount code FSN2! It's the only service that actually freezes your credit reports and prevents identity theives from openining up new accounts in your name.

How can we be hacked on vacation?

* How are these hackers targeting such a large volume of people?

* What are some of the ways to prevent these attacks?

* Why has the online world become a place full of criminals?

Heather and discuss how you avoid being a victim. If you don't take proper precautions you're a sitting duck. Think of it as hackers being out there who's fulltime job is just looking for victims to steal your data and sell it for a profit or use it themselves to buy tons of stuff. So watch out! And listen to Heather, she's knows what she's talking about. 

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