Engl 101 Alonzo 5-8, quiz 2 UPDATED
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
Author: - CORRECT ANSWER Luanne Kadlup
Luanne Kadlup: Media Relations Manager at the ..., ... - CORRECT ANSWER Better
Business Bureau; Colorado/Wyoming
Luanne Kadlup: Wrote this as a Coloradoan newspaper article in ... for BBB - CORRECT
ANSWER 2011
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
In 2010, ... million Americans (3.5% of the population); average mean cost is ...
... accounts for 14 percent of all ID theft crimes - CORRECT ANSWER 8.1; $631;
Friendly fraud
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
What to do -
Keep sensitive information from ..., records in locked box, shred sensitive ... - CORRECT
ANSWER prying eyes; documents
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Be mindful of people in close ..., while on ... - CORRECT ANSWER proximity; phone,
websites, or shopping
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Avoid providing full 9 digit ... - CORRECT ANSWER SS number
, College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Don't carry ... - CORRECT ANSWER credit cards checks or SS cards
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Request electronic financial statements,
use online bill pay; enroll in ... - CORRECT ANSWER direct deposit
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Install and update antivirus and ...
software on computer - CORRECT ANSWER antimalware
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Don't publish bday, email address,
maiden name, pet's name, use ... - CORRECT ANSWER privacy settings
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Use ... passwords, don't type passwords
while using public wifi, turn off bluetooth and wifi when not being used - CORRECT
ANSWER strong
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: If conducting business online, provide
personal or financial info only on ... sites; look for padlock s after the http on site for safety -
CORRECT ANSWER secure
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Be vigilant in ... bank and credit card
statements - CORRECT ANSWER monitoring
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Most common method for fraudsters to
take over a victim's account is by changing the ..., so sign up for security alerts - CORRECT
ANSWER physical address
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Immediately contact bank, credit card
companies, contact the ... to fill out a complaint form, place a fraud alert on their credit report,
and file a police report - CORRECT ANSWER Federal Trade Commission
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
Author: - CORRECT ANSWER Luanne Kadlup
Luanne Kadlup: Media Relations Manager at the ..., ... - CORRECT ANSWER Better
Business Bureau; Colorado/Wyoming
Luanne Kadlup: Wrote this as a Coloradoan newspaper article in ... for BBB - CORRECT
ANSWER 2011
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
In 2010, ... million Americans (3.5% of the population); average mean cost is ...
... accounts for 14 percent of all ID theft crimes - CORRECT ANSWER 8.1; $631;
Friendly fraud
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
What to do -
Keep sensitive information from ..., records in locked box, shred sensitive ... - CORRECT
ANSWER prying eyes; documents
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Be mindful of people in close ..., while on ... - CORRECT ANSWER proximity; phone,
websites, or shopping
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Avoid providing full 9 digit ... - CORRECT ANSWER SS number
, College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft:
Don't carry ... - CORRECT ANSWER credit cards checks or SS cards
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Request electronic financial statements,
use online bill pay; enroll in ... - CORRECT ANSWER direct deposit
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Install and update antivirus and ...
software on computer - CORRECT ANSWER antimalware
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Don't publish bday, email address,
maiden name, pet's name, use ... - CORRECT ANSWER privacy settings
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Use ... passwords, don't type passwords
while using public wifi, turn off bluetooth and wifi when not being used - CORRECT
ANSWER strong
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: If conducting business online, provide
personal or financial info only on ... sites; look for padlock s after the http on site for safety -
CORRECT ANSWER secure
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Be vigilant in ... bank and credit card
statements - CORRECT ANSWER monitoring
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Most common method for fraudsters to
take over a victim's account is by changing the ..., so sign up for security alerts - CORRECT
ANSWER physical address
College Students: Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: Immediately contact bank, credit card
companies, contact the ... to fill out a complaint form, place a fraud alert on their credit report,
and file a police report - CORRECT ANSWER Federal Trade Commission
