Topic: [2016-04-21]10% of Americans Used Bitcoin to Ignore Identity Theft (Read 448 times)
April 21, 2016, 11:42:12 PM
Another useless article by J.P. Buntix. The headline is misleading and a lie.
April 21, 2016, 01:49:25 PM
10% of Americans Used Bitcoin to Ignore Identity Theft
It only happens once a year, but tax time is a stressful period for all parties involved. Not only is there a lot of paperwork to fill in and verify, but internet criminals are stepping up their efforts as well. Moreover, the number of fraudulent refund checks skyrockets during this time of year. Identity theft is of great concern, and Americans do not want to lose money to Internet criminals. In fact, half of the US adults feel they are likely to fall victim to financial losses due to identity theft. This is quite a staggering number, but there are a lot of precautions one...
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It only happens once a year, but tax time is a stressful period for all parties involved. Not only is there a lot of paperwork to fill in and verify, but internet criminals are stepping up their efforts as well. Moreover, the number of fraudulent refund checks skyrockets during this time of year. Identity theft is of great concern, and Americans do not want to lose money to Internet criminals. In fact, half of the US adults feel they are likely to fall victim to financial losses due to identity theft. This is quite a staggering number, but there are a lot of precautions one...
read more
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