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Ms. Mann:
This is a truly helpful article. Thank you so much. I will be passing the article along to others.
“I know without doubt thieves will continue to find new ways to steal our identities and money. The best way to protect yourself is to routinely change passwords, never use the same password for multiple accounts, keep security software up-to-date, only access sensitive accounts from computers you know and trust and stay vigilant of your online accounts.”
— I agree. I’ve read of a similar advice posted at this consumer protection website called http://www.callercenter.com and that’s what I did. Scammers prey on potential victims all the time and when you keep updating your information, there’s no way they can keep up.
I got this text message: “Dear Walmart shopper, Congratulations you have just won a $1000 Walmart Gift Card. Click here to claim your gift…”
Walmart posted this to its website: Walmart Gift Card Text Message Scams
March 9, 2012 — There has been a sudden increase in scam text messages referring people to a site where they can “claim a Walmart Gift Card” by entering certain private personal information. These attacks that take place through SMS text message technologies to personal mobile phones are scams and are in no way sponsored by or affiliated with Walmart.
…just another tip!
I hope you moved your accounts to a bank with more Internet security. It’s possible the thieves got the information by hacking into them. It seems to me I heard a news report to that effect.