Social Networking Alert Why Identity Thieves Want to be Your Friend

Social Networking Sites and online Identity Theft



Desperate people are committing Identity Theft With Alarming

frequency and in unique ways

Social Networking Identity Theft

Million of Americans use social media sites to communicate and keep in touch . Facebook alone has more then 500 million users .and according to compete.com ,Facebook surged past Yahoo!

As the second-most popular site in the united state in January 2011. Before you share all kinds of personal information and details on the social sites , consider the consequences , As a social media use continue to grow , the threat of identity theft rises .

PC world reports that third of social media networkers post at least there pieces of information on their pages that could lead to identity theft .

• Name
• Addresses
• Birth dates
• Mothers name
• Maiden names
• Kids names
• Pets names and
• Phone numbers are among the various types of data that could help a criminal piece together your identity .

Many identity thieves " friends " a potential victim by posting as someone the victim may know or someone who is known within the victim's social circle .

Once the thief has been accepted as a friend , he or she is in the victim's inner circle and gains a great deal on insight into the victim's daily life. So, the next time you receive a message from a "friend " on one of these sites , proceed with caution . It's better to be safe than sorry.

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