Top Tips to Avoid Identity Theft

2. Watch your back
While many identity thefts take place anonymously via the Internet and the phone, sometimes the crimes are committed by people standing right behind you. Whenever you're entering private information, such as account or PIN numbers, make sure that nobody else is watching. You might feel rude doing so, but you're better safe than sorry.





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Subscribe to commentsEDApr 25th 2008 7:10PM
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Harvard studentMar 27th 2009 11:44AM
"Whenever you're entering private information, such as account or PIN numbers, make sure that nobody else is watching" or should you say, it's "PIN code" because when you're gonna use "PIN", it automatically says, "Personal Identification Number". What's wrong with the writer is the he uses "numbers' that is added to the PIN. It's "redundancy". Please be accurate of what you are trying to tell the public! Students may rely on this 'wrong usage' and use on their articles.
Harvard studentMar 27th 2009 11:50AM
"Whenever you're entering private information, such as account or PIN numbers, make sure that nobody else is watching"
or, should you say, it's "PIN code" because when you're gonna use "PIN", it automatically says, "Personal Identification Number". What's wrong with the writer is that he uses "numbers' that is added to the PIN. It's "redundancy". Please be accurate of what you are trying to tell the public! Students may rely on this 'wrong usage' and they can use this on their articles.
Harvard studentMar 27th 2009 11:50AM
CORRECTION: "Whenever you're entering private information, such as account or PIN numbers, make sure that nobody else is watching"
or, should you say, it's "PIN code" because when you're gonna use "PIN", it automatically says, "Personal Identification Number". What's wrong with the writer is that he uses "numbers' that is added to the PIN. It's "redundancy". Please be accurate of what you are trying to tell the public! Students may rely on this 'wrong usage' and they can use this on their articles.