Top Strategies to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
Shielding families from phishing and other identity scams
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports, “Identity scam theft occurs when someone uses your identifying information. Use of your name, Social Security number, or credit card without your permission is a serious federal crime.”
Do not share account details or personal information to someone who contacts you
Sometimes criminals call, text or email a consumer, falsely representing themselves asa representative of internet providers, a bank or another government organization.
We strongly recommend that users never give information with a third party unless they can verify the request. Should you receive such a request via a text or phone call, please contact your service provider directly to determine if you have received a legitimate request.
Phishing or unsolicited text messages
Phishing involves a non-authorized entity or con artist using the branding, look alike numbers, and similar email links to a replica of internet web sites of reputable firms; They rely on your trust to lure a consumer into providing account and personal information to steal your money.
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Mike Meyer serves as the Vice President of Marketing at Unlimited LTE, where he leads the charge in delivering innovative communication solutions to those who need them most—rural communities and people whose lives keep them constantly on the move. With nearly a decade at Unlimited LTE and over 40 years of combined industry experience across his team, Mike is deeply passionate about bridging the digital divide. For him, it’s not just about connectivity—it’s about unlocking opportunity and improving lives through better, smarter access to the world.
