I have not posted on my blog for about a week now.  I had a little set back in my own identity theft case and was, actually still am, dealing with one creditor who is absolutely oblivious to the facts.  I do understand that they want to recover their money, but I do feel they really should investigate this matter. Read the full story

Phoenix Mercury and LifeLock

Phoenix Mercury sold the naming rights on their uniforms to LifeLock, an identity theft protection company.  The LifeLock logo will appear in the front center of the uniform jersey.  Phoenix Mercury logo will appear on the upper left portion of the jersey.

It is believed to be one of the most lucrative sponsorship deals in the WNBA.  It is a 3 year seven figure deal.

LifeLock was formed in 2005 and is considered to be a leader in the identity theft prevention industry.

Any comments on this strange news?  So far it has created a lot of controversy.  What do YOU think?

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Have you ever heard of the Happiest Identity Theft Victim before? Well, I have. I just looked at her in the mirror and cannot take the smile off of my face. I am going to try to be modest. Hmmm… No! I cannot! Read the full story

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Just came across an article by Reuters.   According to an article, an undergraduate from Nigeria, Lawal Adekunle Nurudee, who is married and who has three children, defrauded a 56 year old woman from Australia out of $47,000 (33,382 pounds) by replying to her personals ad and convincing her that he is a 57 year old white male.  He said he was an Englishman calling himself Benson Lawson and he said that he worked as an engineer in Lagos.  He told the victim a sob story about his wife and only child being killed in a car accident. Read the full story