Ohio Identity Theft Law
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It costs only five dollars - less than a couple of speciality coffee drinks. However, it can save a huge amount of time and expense for the citizens of Ohio:
“When a new Ohio law kicks in on Labor Day, you’ll be able to freeze your credit reports for $5 a pop.
Security freezes let you “lock up” your credit report and scores, making it more difficult for an identity thief to open accounts in your name.”
link: New Ohio law helps you guard against identity theft
Consider this as preventative insurance. Thieves can be using your good name for a significant amount of time before it is discovered. And, remember, annual credit reports are available and there are no charge for those reports. Those requests for credit reports can be asked in a systematic, routine fashion from the credit bureaus. It just means being organized and pro-active in protecting your credit and identity.
Catherine Forsythe

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Countrywide Customers at Risk for Identity Theft ~ DogReader
September 11th, 2008
at 11:22pm
[...] took place, it would be prudent for any former and present Countrywide customers to take steps to monitor their credit and use freezes to prevent their identities from being [...]