
Beware of These 7 Signs of Identity Theft
Keeping an eye out for possible signs of identity theft can be time-consuming, but Discover can help.
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Your personal information could be stolen and used by criminals in a variety of ways. Identity theft protection can help you reduce your risk of fraud and identity theft.
Protect YourselfKeeping an eye out for possible signs of identity theft can be time-consuming, but Discover can help.
Consider these surprising facts about identity theft — and tips for protecting yourself
Learning how to protect your credit can help you avoid being blindsided — especially because 15.4 million Americans were victims of identity theft in 2016.
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Criminal identity theft is when someone commits a crime and pretends to be you. This can mean that you have to pay the consequences for someone else’s illegal actions.
Consider taking these steps to help protect your personal information from phishing scams by cybercriminals.
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Identity thieves can change your address without your knowledge, rerouting your mail so that they can get their hands on your sensitive information.
Learn the steps toward protecting and monitoring your personal information to reduce your risk of identity theft and fraud, like freezing your credit card.
There were 14.4 million victims of identity fraud in 2018, resulting in $1.7 billion in out-of-pocket fraud costs, nearly twice what it was in 2016. Protecting your identity is just as important as…