Identity Theft, Credit Card Fraud and Scams Part 1 of a 5 part series Everyone the Internet is an amazing resource, but do you know the secrets to protecting your personal information during your web surfing? Stay in charge with these tips for keeping your card, account, and identity secure. Make sure your computer has a firewall installed and keep your browser software and anti-virus program updated. When you're done using a public computer, log off and shut down the browser program completely. This will prevent the next user from being able to hit the back button and discover your personal information. When shopping online, stick to merchants that have a trustworthy reputation. Read their privacy policy (if you can't find it, that may be a red flag) and find out what security features are in place. Never respond to suspicious emails or click on links inside questionable messages. If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. General notices Calendar 3rd term 2015 –
Identity Theft, Credit Card Fraud and Scams Part 1 of a 5 part series Everyone the Internet is an amazing resource, but do you know the secrets to protecting your personal information during your web surfing? Stay in charge with these tips for keeping your card, account, and identity secure. Make sure your computer has a firewall installed and keep your browser software and anti-virus program updated. When you're done using a public computer, log off and shut down the browser program completely. This will prevent the next user from being able to hit the back button and discover your personal information. When shopping online, stick to merchants that have a trustworthy reputation. Read their privacy policy (if you can't find it, that may be a red flag) and find out what security features are in place. Never respond to suspicious emails or click on links inside questionable messages. If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. General notices Calendar – 3rd term 2015
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