Stronger Policies Can Help Curb Id Theft
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin › February 16, 2006
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ROSEMEAD - When the Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday unveiled its list of U.S. consumers' most frequent complaints, it was no surprise what topped the list.
The FTC received 635,173 consumer fraud complaints in 2004. They ranged from frustration with Internet auctions - 16 percent of complaints - to telephone services and work-at-home plans, which garnered 2 percent of the total.See the full content of this document
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Stronger Policies Can Help Curb Id Theft
But the largest single source of consumer frustrations last year was the leading white-collar crime of the new century. Identity theft.
The swiping of personal identifying information...See the full content of this document
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