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IDENTITY THEFT Tips From United States Postal Inspection Service Click Here
To Help Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
Photocopy contents of your wallet
Do not list SS# on your checks
Use P.O. Box as your address
Shred all sensitive mailing
If You Are a Victim of Identity Theft
File a police report immediately
Contact all credit card companies
Contact Bank
Contact Federal Trade Commission-1-877-382-4357
Contact SS Admin. Fraud Line-1-800-269-0271
Call Natl. Reporting Organizations
Equifax-1-800-525-6285
Experian-1-888-397-3742
Trans Union-1-800-680-7289
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