Posted on June 18th, 2008 by Jed Jenson
LifeLock is one of the fastest growing identity theft companies on the market. With their CEO, Todd Davis, confidently displaying his social security number on national TV, LifeLock is giving its competitors a run for their money. How does LifeLock compare to its competitors and keep their CEO feeling confident about the protection of his identity? Take a look at the following 5 ways LifeLock compares to other identity theft protection companies.
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Posted on June 17th, 2008 by Jed Jenson
Nearly 80 million baby boomers are expected to apply for Social Security benefits over the next two decades and chances are most of them will either be the target of identity theft or actually fall prey to an identity theft scheme. Because boomers are more likely to draw two incomes, i.e. retirement and social security benefits, thieves are more likely to target their financial resources than that of others. In addition to the extra income, boomers are being targeted by identity thieves because of their tendencies to avoid the internet, to rely on paper checks and paper mail, and to easily fall victim to pre-texting scams. Because of this, it is more important than ever for baby boomers, who, in the prime of their lives, are prime targets for identity theft, to use LifeLock’s Identity Theft Protection Services.
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Posted on June 6th, 2008 by Eric Jilson
Like anything else involving money, credit cards are subject to fraud and theft. In most cases, in fact, fraud protection is even more important with credit cards, where big balances can be run up without the real cardholder ever knowing. Protecting your credit cards from fraud is a two-stop process that begins with preventing fraud from taking place and continues with taking action when you detect or suspect that fraud has been committed.
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Posted on June 6th, 2008 by First Home Security
Stun guns, when operated safely and correctly, are a great way to protect oneself and loved ones from attackers. On the other hand, they can be a hazard to one’s own safety if appropriate measures to handling it are not taken.
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Posted on June 6th, 2008 by First Home Security
It is always difficult to choose the best way to protect oneself. A person who lives in a dangerous neighborhood has a different need in terms of protection than someone who is heading into the woods for some hunting.
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Posted on June 6th, 2008 by Greg Hansward
Hiking is a fairly safe activity especially compared to extreme sports but there are still some dangers that you need to be prepared for. Among them, getting lost is probably the number one problem for beginning hikers. Inexperienced hikers get a false sense of security especially if they have taken a handful of hikes without incident. Don’t fall victim to this. Here are some things that will help you not get lost and what to do in case you do get lost.
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Posted on June 1st, 2008 by Dark Sith
The Internet is a very wonderful thing. Arguably one of mankind’s greatest inventions, the Internet changed the way modern man conducts his business, have fun, communicate with his fellow man; the Internet changed the way he lived. A single personal computer hooked up to a network cable is enough to open a world of knowledge and possibilities.
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Posted on June 1st, 2008 by hispanic
Spyware cleaners, also known as anti-spyware, are programs designed to remove spyware from infected computers. There are so many spyware cleaners out there. Some even say that the number of spyware is equivalent to the number of anti-spyware products.Spyware is a program designed to remain hidden in your computer while monitoring your activities. It can log all the websites you visit, monitor the text you type, and even steal your private information. Computer security experts claim that spyware is now the number one threat to personal and corporate security.
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Posted on May 31st, 2008 by Frank Joseph
Many people are unsure of whether they are in need of home security or not. Everyone wants to feel secure, and if you are in a neighborhood that is prone to crime or you just want to feel safer in your own home, a home security system might be the best choice for you.
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Posted on May 27th, 2008 by Dark Sith
Junk email, better known as spam, is the number one annoyance you may get through your email account. Oftentimes, even if your email provider has anti-spam measures in place, a lot of it still makes it into your mailbox. You end up spending minutes everyday just figuring out which among the messages you received are real and which of them deserve junking.
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