ID Theft Victims Spending Less on Cleanup

Author: Donald Sears
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Nearly one-third of all identity theft victims
say they are unable to completely clear up damaged credit or criminal
records in the aftermath of their identities being abused. But the good
news is they’re spending much less time and money cleaning up the fraud
perpetrated against them in their names, according to a newly released
report. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

Nearly one-third of all identity theft victims
say they are unable to completely clear up damaged credit or criminal
records in the aftermath of their identities being abused. But the good
news is they’re spending much less time and money cleaning up the fraud
perpetrated against them in their names, according to a newly released
report. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

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