Identity Theft PLR Autoresponder Email Series

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Part 1- Identity Theft Protection: What To Do Now – (428 Words)
Part 2- Identity Theft Protection: What To Know And Do – (652 Words)
Part 3- Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft On The Web – (361 Words)
Part 4- Identity Theft Protection: Using Your Credit Report – (339 Words)
Part 5- Identity Theft Protection: Protecting Your Own Way – (336 Words)

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When it comes to identity theft protection, it is up to you to get the best results possible.  While there are plenty of things that you blame on someone else to do, it is really up to you to insure that you keep your personal information, especially your finances, in order.  To do this, though, there are many things that can help you.  In fact, if you get into a routine it can be easy to make sure that your identity is always safe and secure.  What you need first, though, is information.

In order to insure that you are protected, it is essential that you take the time to know how you can be affected by identity theft.  For example, do you know how a thief can get your credit card number or information?  If not, then you should educate yourself on that.  Second, you should know what is available to help you in that protection.  For starters, you should insure that you have identity theft protection available on your credit cards.  This is a service that many credit cards offer that will help you to insure that if your credit gets lost or stolen that you are not responsible for the charges. 

The next thing to do is to learn about your credit report.  You need to be able to get your credit report and check it for any errors.  You should do this at least once per year.  If you are really adamant about your credit score and your credit history, you may want to purchase a credit monitoring program that can help you to be notified of new accounts as they appear on your credit report.  All in all, it is up to you to make sure that the information that is provide about you is accurate.

How Did It Happen To Me?

For many people, the fact that their identity has been stolen is something that they just can not believe.  How did this happen to me?  The question is something that haunts people.  But, what they do not know is that there were probably things that they could have done as identity theft protection.  Now, that is not to say that everyone that is affected by identity theft can protect it, but many can.

To know what you can do to prevent identity theft from happening to you, there are several things that you need to learn about.  Here are some of the things that you can do to make sure that it does not happen to you.

• Keep an eye on your credit card balances and make sure that you do not allow anyone that should not have them to get a hold of your credit card numbers and info.  They can easily make payments without the credit card in hand with this information.
• Only use secure websites when it comes to making purchases on the web.  A secure website is one that has an ‘s’ after the http in the browser’s address box (the box you would type in  website name into.)  This is nearly an impossible situation for others to steal from.
• Never provide your personal information to anyone including your last name, your address or your credit card numbers.  You should guard your social security number closely.
• Only purchase from reliable merchants on the web that you know.  If you do not know the merchant, you may want to consider using an alternative form of payment.  There are services online that allow you to pay through them so that your credit card information or bank account information is not at risk. 

By doing these things, you can help to insure that your credit card information is not being used in the wrong way.  Identity theft protection is something that you deserve to have.