The next generation of skip tracing.
Date: Sun, 01/14/2007 - 12:25
I am not here to tell you how to hide from your debts. I am just making you aware that the internet is not only a high risk for fraud and id theft but also a way to find people who owe debts.
Google, Yahoo, Froogle, My Space, Blogging, Posting on ANY internet forum, Monster.com.. any place where you might list you name, city, job, address.. ect.
This is all completely legal, I would think it would be even more legal than useing information on your credit report because you are willingly leaving imprints of yourself all over the place.
You aren't really safe anywhere becuase you are leaving an ip address when you post even on places like this. Granted I don't believe that the persons running this site would just go out giving your ip address but can you say the same for everywhere you post?
So be careful and thoughtful when posting any information that is personal on the internet. It doesn't matter where it is, just think about it before you click submit.
Thank you. I try to be cautious about where I go online..That's
Thank you. I try to be cautious about where I go online..That's why I don't have a myspace account and avoid online banking. I am also very cautious with ebay and paypal. I always thought I was just paranoid..It's frightening.
Good Advice FYI!! That's why I never use real info on the web! J
Good Advice FYI!! That's why I never use real info on the web! Just too paranoid,too!..Karen
Once again, excellent advice as always FYI. And real food for th
Once again, excellent advice as always FYI. And real food for thought! But would alot of collection companies have the tools to do this, realistically?
All it takes is access to the internet and that is extremely eas
All it takes is access to the internet and that is extremely easy.
FYI, Thanks for the information. I am in the process of look
FYI,
Thanks for the information. I am in the process of looking for a new job and thought about posting my resume on Monster. I think I will contact potential employers instead. I'm not trying to hide from my debts but that is kind of creepy that someone would track you down like that.
Thanks for the information. I am going back to the old way of p
Thanks for the information. I am going back to the old way of paying bills
However,common sense tells you not to post any personal informat
However,common sense tells you not to post any personal information online!
I trust online bill payment. The key is that you are paying thro
I trust online bill payment. The key is that you are paying through an encrypted site. Look for that "lock" in the status bar. If you don't see it, the page is WIDE open to get stolen.
Your best bet is to only pay companies you trust completely online. I pay most of my bills via mycheckfree.com. Totally free. All you need is a bank account. It has to be checking, though. I was using a savings account for 2 years until my bank got bought out (Harris Bank sucks).
I agree with Jeff on Billpay. It has to be encrypted or it's wor
I agree with Jeff on Billpay. It has to be encrypted or it's worthless. I pay about half of my bills on line and it really works for me. I like it because I don't have to worry about postage and it cuts down on the number of checks I have to write. I have also never had a problem with information being stolen, so I do have faith in the system.
I have never had problems paying bills online. However,I did hav
I have never had problems paying bills online. However,I did have trouble after visiting a restaurant. They turned $20.00 into $200.00!
I used bill pay through my bank currently. However I have never
I used bill pay through my bank currently. However I have never had any problems paying a bill with the providers bill pay system.
Heres annother way people can get access to your files without y
Heres annother way people can get access to your files without your permission. A company called Gatemaster - tencheck can grab your information for anyone who has had your rental agreement!! Google Gatemaster FYI
