https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k Breanna R en-us 2018-06-16 05:26:20 UTC 2018-06-16 06:00:34 UTC hello@padlet.com breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429728 "NACA is an organization of more than 1,500 attorneys who represent and have represented hundreds of thousands of consumers victimized by fraudulent, abusive, and predatory business practices" (Lesson 2.2, Page 6).]]> 2018-06-16 05:45:25 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429728 breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429768 Based On this quote from the book, turning to the NACA seems like a smart choice because they would have a lot of experience in dealing with fraud and would know what is best to help.]]> 2018-06-16 05:48:36 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429768 breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429787 "Many fraud and identity theft incidents happen as a result of mail and garbage theft. The safest way to protect your finances and identity is to shred documents containing personal or financial information before discarding. If you download or receive electronic documents, be sure to store them securely and delete when no longer needed" ( Fraud Prevention Quiz).]]> 2018-06-16 05:49:57 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429787 breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429813 My mother taught me to always shred things that have my name and address on them, and I definitely makes sense based on this chapter considering how little information is needed to commit identity fraud and how easy it is to get just off of a piece of mail.]]> 2018-06-16 05:51:52 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429813 breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429915 "A good way to keep an eye on your identity is to frequently check your credit report ... There are three main credit reporting companies: Equifax, Experian, and Transunion" (Lesson 2.2, Page 6).]]> 2018-06-16 05:57:31 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429915 breanna_rahnema https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429930 Besides only turning to NACA, you could use a credit reporting company to see if the activity is fraud. Although it is not mentioned in the book, I would also assume you should contact your bank about the unusual activity.]]> 2018-06-16 05:58:35 UTC https://padlet.com/breanna_rahnema/cmvc4ptqxt6k/wish/267429930