Should You Really Freeze Your Credit?
The 2/3 of Americans who had their data compromised may not be
fine. You are the victim. I am the victim. We're the ones left
worrying about identity theft even years from today.
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Let's Face the Equifax
Two-thirds of all Americans with credit reports had their
information accessed during the Equifax 'data breach.' That is
insane.
By now you've heard how the scandal is compromising millions of
Americans' personal data. Richard Smith, CEO of
Equifax, testified in front of Congress that Equifax
"...didn't really understand the severity of the breach and did
everything they could."
Beyond this being unacceptable for so many
reasons, it brings up a conversation around protecting
yourself in today's digital age.
**How Does This Data Breach Impact You & Your Future? **
It's time to freeze your credit.
It's not up to anyone but yourself to protect your most important
information.
YOu HAVE TO BE THE ONE TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR
digital SAFETY.
You are the victim. I am the victim. We're the ones left
worrying about identity theft even years from today.
**Freezing Your Credit Is Simple. **
I had a client come in recently worried that freezing his credit
would affect his credit score and credit tracking. It won't.
Freezing your credit stops all new credit from being taken out
unless you provide your unique PIN. Freezing it stops anyone
who may have your information from creating new credit in your
name.
The minor inconvenience of providing a PIN dramatically outweighs
the risk of having your assets and identity compromised.
Click Here to Freeze Your Credit Today
Listen to The Full Show:
Hear Chris unpack this major scandal that puts you at risk. The
Equifax data breach should open our eyes to a new frontier of
risk exposure. Listen for what steps you can take to protect
yourself. (Listen in at 5:52).
Key Quotes:
"A year before the hack, an independent study by MSCI gave
Equifax a score of ZERO for privacy and data security. If we
couldn't see this coming, Equifax definitely should have.">
"The people who advise against freezing your credit are likely
lenders and their mouthpieces."
> "Don’t rely on Equifax or anyone else for your
security."
Get An Answer to My Situation Now
A GREAT LINK To LEARN MORE:
A Guide to Freezing Your Credit
Two-thirds of all Americans with credit reports had their
information accessed during the Equifax 'data breach.' That is
insane.
By now you've heard how the scandal is compromising millions of
Americans' personal data. Richard Smith, CEO of
Equifax, testified in front of Congress that Equifax
"...didn't really understand the severity of the breach and did
everything they could."
Beyond this being unacceptable for so many
reasons, it brings up a conversation around protecting
yourself in today's digital age.
**How Does This Data Breach Impact You & Your Future? **
It's time to freeze your credit.
It's not up to anyone but yourself to protect your most important
information.
YOu HAVE TO BE THE ONE TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR
digital SAFETY.
You are the victim. I am the victim. We're the ones left
worrying about identity theft even years from today.
**Freezing Your Credit Is Simple. **
I had a client come in recently worried that freezing his credit
would affect his credit score and credit tracking. It won't.
Freezing your credit stops all new credit from being taken out
unless you provide your unique PIN. Freezing it stops anyone
who may have your information from creating new credit in your
name.
The minor inconvenience of providing a PIN dramatically outweighs
the risk of having your assets and identity compromised.
Click Here to Freeze Your Credit Today
Listen to The Full Show:
Hear Chris unpack this major scandal that puts you at risk. The
Equifax data breach should open our eyes to a new frontier of
risk exposure. Listen for what steps you can take to protect
yourself. (Listen in at 5:52).
Key Quotes:
"A year before the hack, an independent study by MSCI gave
Equifax a score of ZERO for privacy and data security. If we
couldn't see this coming, Equifax definitely should have.">
"The people who advise against freezing your credit are likely
lenders and their mouthpieces."
> "Don’t rely on Equifax or anyone else for your
security."
Get An Answer to My Situation Now
A GREAT LINK To LEARN MORE:
A Guide to Freezing Your Credit
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