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Identity Theft Protection Tips for College Students By katie George | December 31, 2008 by katie George Help protect your kids from the risk of identity theft. When your kids leave for college, you won’t be able to keep close tabs on their activities. Help them prepare for college by giving them tips they can use to protect themselves from identity theft. Before They Go: Identity Fraud Tips Your Kids Can Use at College When your kids leave for college, there are several identity fraud pr

Oh, I can hear the gasps. “What do you mean Identity Theft cannot be prevented?” I hate to be the bearer of this bad news. But, someone had to tell you. I know for the past five years the media has used the term ‘prevent’ when covering Identity Theft. That is to no fault of their own, [...]

Prosecutors have added a habitual offender count to the charges brought in the Angie Zapata murder case. A judge ruled that the case should proceed to trial at a September 18 arraignment. A jury trial is set to begin April 14, 2009.The habitual offender count implies that prosecutors believe that the Defendant has been “three times previously convicted” of felonies, “upon charges separately brought and tried, and arising out of separate and distinct criminal episodes.” See Section 18-1.3-801, Co

Now is a good time to make those changes that you KNOW you need to make, so that your Internet and computer usage will be safer. This will help reduce fraud and identity theft. This article was written specifically for home computer users who are not computer or security professionals.

* Anti-Virus: protection against viruses, worms and trojans* Anti-Spyware: protection against spyware, adware and identity-theft* Anti-Rootkit: protection against hidden threats (rootkits)* Web Shield & LinkScanner: protection against malicious websites