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: Have Opinion, Will Travel

First they steal your identity and then they steal your house.

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Network World reports here that the FBI is concerned that identity theft may just be the first step in stealing people's houses right out from under them. From the FBI website: ... The con artists start by picking out a house to steal - say, YOURS. ... Next, they assume your identity - getting a hold of your name and personal information (easy enough to do off the Internet) and using

Full post as published by Have Opinion, Will Travel on March 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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