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Bellingham Herald: Sources for Consumer questions about Identity Theft

By Public Affairs Unit

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In this advancing age of technological inquiry, there are many new facets of information that can be used to enable identity thieves. Lots of us think that personal information stored on computers is safe as long as it's password-protected. However, this isn?t true. Here?s the story from the Bellingham Herald?s ?Just Ask Gemalto?:

Full post as published by All Consuming on July 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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