HA HA HA.. I love it when web-based email clients screw things up.. The last link was received by me as a link to a google Search for "What to do wall" instead of "What to do wallet stolen" (line break) Which was Quite funny because the second or third link in the google results was this http://www.octanecreative.com/ducttape/walltapings/ "How to Duct tape someone to a wall".. With such popular headlines as "Raising school funds with duct tape" Oh.. the joys of duct tape. -Jacob Quoting "Klotz, Brian" <Brian_Klotz@private>: > > http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22what+to+do%22+wall > et+stolen > > -----Original Message----- > From: Tao, Greg [mailto:greg.tao@private] > Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 8:57 AM > To: crime@private > Subject: CRIME tips for preventing identify fraud after a wallet, purse, or > checkbook has been stolen? > > Hello, > > There was some discussion about identify fraud on this list some time back, > and the topic came up again for me now that a friend had her > purse/wallet/checkbook stolen over the weekend. > > Does anybody have a link to information about what steps a person should > take to minimize the risk of identity fraud after an event like that? > > There seems to be plenty of advice out there about what to try if you think > you have already been a victim, but I'm wondering if there are any best > practices to follow after your purse/wallet/checkbook has been stolen. > > Thanks in advance for the replies. > > Greg > > > > > This communication may contain Heald College confidential and proprietary > data. > Any questions should be directed to a Heald College IT administrator. > -Jacob
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