We all are in the business of providing good customer service. We all want to address customer complaints head-on, make it right and diffuse the conflict and potential for bad-mouthing.  But, the recent emails from “alerts@bbb.org” is a scam that is stealing your personal information.

The Kardashian Sisters (a trio of famous-for-being-famous celebrities) have been in the financial news lately, first for endorsing a “predatory” prepaid debit card and then being sued for $75 million for withdrawing their endorsement. 

Yahoo! Finance has a great article on how identity thieves can mine data from your Facebook status updates to drain your bank account.  Please continue to think before you post. If you believe you are the victim of identity theft, here are the Federal Trade Commission’s immediate steps.

Walletpop provides some great and easy tips for protecting yourself from identity theft and other cyber crimes:  Do you wear seatbelts? Avoid raw eggs? Get a flu shot? In other words, do you behave in ways aimed at protecting your safety and your overall health? Now answer this: Do you have a password on your [...]

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“We are required to notify you of a security breach in which your name, address, social security number, date of birth and medical history may have been released.”