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Identity theft is costing consumers more today than in years past, according to a new report by the California Public Interest Research Group. In 2010, victims lost about $82 per person. Last year, they lost about $786 per person, according to the report.
"He [Jon Fox] said the main goal of the report is to educate people about preventing identity theft in the online world. "Like, for example, paying a bill online on free Wi-Fi at the airport just isn't a good idea," he said."
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/06/27/4595220/financial-loss-from-identity-th...
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