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Postal Inspectors also offer these tips for ID theft protection:
Order your free credit report once a year from each credit bureau to check for accuracy and fraud use. You can order it online at
annualcreditreport.com
or by calling 1-877-322-8228.
Report lost or stolen credit cards to the issuer immediately.
Sign your new credit cards — before someone else does.
Memorize your Social Security number and passwords; don’t carry them with you. Don’t use your date of birth as your password.
Never leave receipts behind — at ATMs, on counters at financial institutions, or at gasoline pumps.
Check expiration dates on credit cards and contact the issuer if you don’t get a replacement before they expire. The same goes for monthly financial statements and bills.
Match credit card receipts against monthly bills and check financial statements for accuracy.