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| What To Do If You've Been A Victim of Identity Theft |
Summer 2010 > Issue 75
Canada is one of the safest countries in the world to live and conduct business. Unfortunately crime exists everywhere and fraud can occur. Each year some Canadians find themselves victims of debit or credit card fraud and even identity theft. TD Canada Trust offers these simple steps that can help if you become a victim. Read more
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| Keep Your Purse & Wallet Safe |
Spring 2010 > Issue 74
Don't be a victim of theft! Grocery stores, restaurants and unattended vehicles are just a few of the common places in which crooks lie in wait of their next prey. By following this simple advice, you can keep your belongings safe at all times. Read more
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| Validation Tag Theft |
Summer 2009 > Issue 71
When we receive the new validation sticker for our licence plate, most of us simply clean off the surface of the previous sticker and put the new one on top of it. All a thief has to do is pry off the layered stack of licence plate stickers, clean up the back and glue your sticker onto their licence plate or, worse, sell it to someone else to apply it to theirs. Read more
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| Who is that text really coming from? |
Winter 2008 > Issue 69
A woman’s handbag was recently stolen, with all of the typical items you would find inside; credit cards, bank cards and a cellular phone. By the time she managed to contact her husband from a pay phone to tell him she had been robbed, he told her that he had just received a text message from her asking to verify their Personal Identification Number, which he did by replying with a text message. Read more
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| Drive Safely |
Summer 2006 > Issue 59
Nearly 80 per cent of all automobile accidents involve driver inattention, according to a major report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Read more
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| Florida's New Self-Defence Law |
Winter 2005 > Issue 57
On October 1, 2005, the state of Florida passed a legislation that will allow people to justly "meet force with force" if they are threatened or attacked in a place in which they have the legal right to be (i.e. dwelling, residence, vehicle or public place). Read more
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