Savvy Consumer: Social Security makes benefits statement available onlineFort Worth Star TelegramIf you have been a victim of identity theft, you should order all availablereports. Remember, insurers ... In those cases, you can request a paperSocial Security statement be mailed or go to a local Social Security officewith identity documentation ...<http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/06/29/4069997/savvy-consumer-social-security.html>
Pennsylvania Woman Charged With ID Theft ... - Social SecurityThe U.S. Attorney's Office indicted a Delaware County woman Tuesday whoallegedly sold children's identity information to a West Philadelphia taxpreparer so ...<http://oig.ssa.gov/audits-and-investigations/investigations/pennsylvania-woman-charged-id-theft
Martin Coffey: Keep card at home for Social Security
Chattanooga Times Free Press
A. We encourage you to keep your Social Security card at home in a safe place. Do not carry it with you unless you are taking it to a job interview or to someone who requires it. Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America, ...
Hotel employee helps deputies bust identity thieves
MyFox Tampa Bay
A tip from a Brandon hotel employee helped deputies arrest and charge two men with identity theftand credit card fraud. The employee found a plastic bag containing hundreds of driver's licenses, credit cards, social security cards and passports in the ...
ID theft suspect to face judge
WAPT Jackson
... identity theft ring in Laurel. The Hattiesburg American reported that Enrique Martinez-Flores pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to produce false identification documents, commit wire fraud and buy or sell counterfeit Social Security cards.
FTC charges two firms with leaking customer data on P-to-P networks
IDG News Service
It called the problem a "one-time, isolated incident" that caused no identity theft or fraud, and said it has made significant improvements to its security. "This was an unfortunate incident that was immediately corrected," Jessica Devenish, ...
Man gets prison for posing as SEAL in identity theft case
The Virginian-Pilot
In this case, he pleaded guilty to bank fraud and aggravated identity theft. Haynes admitted that he posed as a Navy SEAL, a SEAL chief or a chief petty officer to gain the trust of young sailors. He obtained their personal information and used it to ...
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