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If you have a question about your individual situation, you should contact the excellent people at the Identity Theft Resource Center. They are a non-profit group devoted to education and assistance to identity theft victims and have offered to serve as a resource to Fight Identity Theft. They have victim assistance groups across the country. Check to see if one exists in your area.

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If you have any problem with the contact form, you can also send email to info@fightidentitytheft.com.

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Prevention

• Prevention Tips - Learn the simple things that will help protect your identity.
• Your Mailbox - Eliminate credit offers and protect your mail.
• Paper Shredders - Learn what to shred. Find a good shredder.
• Scams - Learn how to recognize "phishing" and other common scams.
• Credit Freeze - Is one available in your state?
  
• Fraud Alerts - Take 30 seconds today and place a fraud alert on your credit.

Detection

• Credit Reports - Learn how to spot signs of fraud in your credit report.
• Credit Monitoring - Compare the cost and features of credit report monitoring services.
• The Fact Act Explained - Learn the best way to order your goverment-mandated free credit reports.

Recovery

• Emergency Help - Learn what to do if you believe you are a victim of identity theft.