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To: sammy™ -_- who wrote (1519)	12/20/2006 11:46:59 PM
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Check your credit card statements carefully. Check each month to make sure that the purchases and charges are yours. Also, make sure you get a statement monthly. As mentioned previously, a common tactic is for an identify thief to call and change the address monthly statements are sent to so they have more time to rack up the charges. If the statement is late, call your credit card company immediately. Check your billing address with them. This also includes any services you subscribe to. Don't let banks send new credit cards or cheque books to your address. Pick them up at the nearest bank instead. If you are ever denied credit, find out why- especially if you haven't reviewed your credit report recently. If your credit card company calls you about charges you haven't made, deal with it promptly. Get all the details about the charges and nvestigate. Always take your credit card receipts with you, don't toss them out. Your credit card number and signature are among the top things identity thieves want to collect. Shred them when you don't need them anymore

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