Willie Sutton is now back not as a bank robber, but as an identity thief modern day Several times, using his skills as a disguise, wearing a prison uniform used two ladders carried across the yard and hit a spot when he shouted, "It's OK" and continued his flight without incident. Later, Sutton attributed the famous quote "That's where the money is" an inventive reporter embellishing a story. It was assumed he had stolen more than $ 2,000,000, over his career. Later, accountants use this theory to focus on high-cost areas as a target for savings. It was called the "Willie Sutton Rule" after "where's the money" as its basis. While serving a long prison sentence after his capture in 1952 and was serving a sentence of 105. With failing health, he was released in 1969 Attica State Prison and died November 2, 1980, to 79 years in Spring Hill, Florida. His legacy lives on.
Today, Willie Sutton, has just come out of the time machine could be sat in his house might be in his underwear with a wry smile that this new game was still better than all the Job Bank . With hands gap between the keyboard and mouse with a penchant to "Philsing" and steal as much money as possible online. A cold would close with a tasty snack. These "ATMs" are open 365 days 24 hours a day, their motto could be "We never close." No more housing for future jobs, no need for disguises Cleaver, no need to carry a weapon, not out of the car, no threat of shootings, next without opening and closing of the bank, all that is needed is a Internet connection and a computer. What a country!
There are many times "Willie Sutton" trying to separate citizens from their hard earned money. There is also a flight "in the world in the progress" of the cafes in New Deli, the depths of Asia or anywhere in the world where anyone in cyberspace is a potential target to be fleeced of their money. Scams and Consumer Alerts are low firewall technology with great noise and interference.
From dumpster diving in search of your personal information for all kinds of scams. Identity theft is a crime of the fastest growth in the U.S. today. Scam artists are skilled at putting together scripts and credible stories that play to unsuspecting pigeon. The mark wakes up only after their bank accounts have been cleaned or their credit cards at most.
The Identity Theft Resource Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping citizens in the fight against scams. Some of these scams are summarized below:
Job Scams where you are asked to provide personal information including birth dates and Social Security numbers. Some enterprising disadvantages advertise employment for candidates to share personal information that can be exploited. No job is-the con is on.
Credit Card Application "representatives" to verify unusual purchases and check your card sharing the three-digit code on the back of the card. This conversation followed a lengthy debate on the prevention of credit card scams. It is a scam. They already have your credit card number from other sources, that now they need the extra touch to the door of your money.
"Phisher" scams involving similar web page using your financial institution or consumer research retail store (the logos and all) passwords and personal information with social security numbers. This could be E-Bay Best Buys, Discover, AOL, MSN, Earthlink, PayPal, and Bank of America, Providian and other banks such as Wells Fargo.
Sign up in the files in these schools and if you put your social security and other personal information that can be extracted by an eyeball noting the information.
The famous Nigerian scam Askin.
Posted on February 26, 2010.
