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| | Post New Topic | | WHAT TO DO WHEN THE BANK LOSES YOUR INFORMATION | Views: 98 | | Feb 18, 2009 3:12 pm | | WHAT TO DO WHEN THE BANK LOSES YOUR INFORMATION | # | 
Luther Thompson, Jr. | | WHAT TO DO WHEN THE BANK LOSES YOUR INFORMATION
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Did you know if your bank account has been tapped into by a thief the bank will give the appearance of quickly fixing the problem by replacing the money and moving on, or in some cases close down your account altogether and send you on your way because they know once you have been a victim of ID Theft your chances are good for it happening again, you are now seen as a liability.
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Either way the problem is not really resolved, just smoothed over, you got your money back and everyone is happy, right- No Wrong. There is still the issue of who has your information that gave them access to your account in the first place and what else is being done in your good name that you don't know about?
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Please keep in mind no identity theft program is going to ensure you will never become a victim simply because you can get the immediate issue cleared up and get your good name restored. More issues can arise months or even years down the road. This is a part of what makes ID Theft so insidious and unsettling.
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Luther Thompson, Jr.
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Private Reply to Luther Thompson, Jr. | | Feb 24, 2009 10:40 pm | | re: WHAT TO DO WHEN THE BANK LOSES YOUR INFORMATION | # | 
David Walz | | good post. I think you make a very good point.
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