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Personal Protection
How do I know if I am vulnerable to identity theft?
Take the quiz at www.wisconsin.bbb.org/idtheft.html.
What do I do if I have been a victim of identity theft?
Follow the steps on the "Fight Identity Theft" Web site at www.fightidentitytheft.com/identity_theft_victim.html.
What precautions can I take not to be a victim?
Check out the tips at www.fightidentitytheft.com/ssn.html.
How can I learn more about identity theft?
Check out the web sites on the Resources page.
How can I check my credit report?
Contact the three credit reporting agencies (see Resources). By law, residents of Georgia may request up to two free credit reports each year.
How often does identity theft take place?
Estimates vary, but according to the Federal Trade Commission web site, more than 3 million people were victims of identity theft in 2003.
Has anyone at MCG been a victim?
Based on statistics, chances are very good that a number of MCG faculty, staff, and/or students have been victims of identity theft.
Should I be worried?
You should always be vigilant about safeguarding your personal information, as well as the personal information of others.