Seems like daily there are news reports concerning yet another case of identity theft or credit card fraud. Who are the typical victims? Are they the nice elderly couple down the street who are so trusting and big-hearted? Or perhaps the high school and college-age kids who believe they are invincible as they step out to conquer the world and make a place for themselves? Surely it isn’t the savvy white-collar business man who drives his Lexus by the house everyday on his way to work.
The truth is, none of us is exempt from the all-too-real threat of potential credit card fraud, which is a big part of identity theft. In reality, no one can guarantee that your credit card numbers won’t be stolen or that your identity won’t be accessed by a criminal. However, there are several pro-active measures we can take that will reduce our risk ratio.
I have a friend who is a general contractor. He ha
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