Ten simple steps you can take to protect yourself or your family from the fastest growing crime in America

What to do now to safeguard your bank accounts, online presence, credit record and more from the horror and financial damage of identity theft.

Another in the bestselling USA TODAY/Nolo series of books, Stopping Identity Theft addresses this timely topic - its past, present and future.

Stopping Identity Theft offers a ten-step program that covers medical identity theft, the safeguarding of accounts and personal and public records, safe storage and disposal of personal information, and more - including how to be an informed identity theft victim if you should become one.

Available in audio format, Stopping Identity Theft offers its identity theft prevention program to readers on the go. The five-disc collection provides comprehensive advice on how to safeguard one's bank accounts, online presence, credit record and more from the financial damage of what the FBI calls the fastest growing crime in America.

Each of the four 60-minute CDs is easily accessible, featuring multiple vocal treatments and short instrumental breaks. The package also includes the complete, unabridged text of the original book on CD-Rom. ...

Someone's identity is stolen every four seconds -- don't be a victim!

Over 8 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Most don't find out until it's too late, only realizing their predicament once their bank accounts have been emptied or their credit rating has been destroyed. And you don't even have to be an adult to be at risk -- over half a million children are the victims of identity theft each year.

Protect yourself and your children against America's fastest-growing crime with Stopping Identity Theft, written by identity protection expert and TrustedID CEO Scott Mitic. You'll get ten simple, action-oriented protection plans for limiting the vulnerability of your personal information in any risky situation.

Get the facts from a leader in identity theft protection, including:

why shopping in stores can be riskier than shopping online

how to spot scammers in any situation -- online or on the phone

how to build a social networking profile without being the victim of fake "friends"

what new techniques thieves are using to scam you, like phishing, pharming and skimming

why old-fashioned checks can be the riskiest way to pay for something, and

how to protect your identity while you travel.

Learn how to secure your bank accounts, keep personal and public records safe, store and dispose of personal information, limit your risk of medical identity theft, and keep your children and elders' identities secure. In ten easy steps, you can reduce your chances of identity theft now -- and should you ever become a victim, you'll have all the information you need to stop the thieves and rebuild your good name....