Identity theft costs an average of $31K
US Secret Service files show the bigger the gang, the more money stolen
vnunet.com, 24 Oct 2007
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ID thieves more likely to be men, claims study
Males responsible for 67 per cent of US identity thefts, while one in four offenders was born outside the States 24 Oct 2007
New figures show rise in card fraud
But payments association Apacs is still in favour of chip and Pin 12 Mar 2008
ID thieves more likely to be men, claims study
Males responsible for 67 per cent of US identity thefts, while one in four offenders was born outside the States 24 Oct 2007
New figures show rise in card fraud
But payments association Apacs is still in favour of chip and Pin 12 Mar 2008
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ID thieves more likely to be men, claims study
Males responsible for 67 per cent of US identity thefts, while one in four offenders was born outside the States 24 Oct 2007
New figures show rise in card fraud
But payments association Apacs is still in favour of chip and Pin 12 Mar 2008
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