NationalCreditReport.com Publishes List Of Precautions For Identity Theft

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 22, 2009 -- Delray Beach, FL – June 10, 2009 – NationalCreditReport.com, a leader in secure credit monitoring[/link} services, has announced a list of precautions for identity theft. This list can help a consumer secure their family, including children, from identity theft. As the economy has taken a hit, many people are being scammed from "too good to be true" offers.

List of Precautions for Identity Theft:

* Utilize a credit monitoring service to ensure notification of suspicious activity.
* Don't share your Social Security number unless absolutely necessary (i.e. for banking, employment or tax purposes).
* Shred personal information with account numbers.

"It's vitally important that people take action to prevent identity theft and protect themselves and their families. This list of precautions, which includes credit monitoring, is just a start to help people protect themselves from identity theft," said Samuel S. Ambrose, NationalCreditReport.com's vice president of Marketing & Operations. "Given the state of today's economy, we are all more vulnerable than ever to being scammed. To prevent this, consumers need to take responsibility for protecting their identities and their credit."

NationalCreditReport.com offers three programs to help alert its members of potential identity theft situations. All three of the programs include Safeguard Credit™ monitoring, which monitors your credit file and alerts you to any changes within twenty-four hours. Monitoring your credit can help provide the comfort of securing a family and children from identity theft.

About NationalCreditReport.com

Since 2004, NationalCreditReport.com has specialized in providing a variety of credit information to consumers to help protect them from identity theft in America. The Company provides credit monitoring, credit reports, credit scores and other identity theft protection services.

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