Dumpster Diving Sample Clauses

Dumpster Diving. Dumpster Diving is the physical removal of your personal information which is usually found on documents thrown in the trash. Most cross-cut shredders will make documents illegible and much safer to dispose of in the trash than un-shredded documents. For documents you choose to save and place into storage, it is important to ensure those documents are located in a safe environment. Steps to Protect Identity • Review the privacy policy of the businesses you deal with. • Periodically review your credit report with the three major credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion) • Cross-cut shred all documents containing personal information before tossing them in your garbage. • Review account statements and bills and make sure each transaction listed matches your records. • Use caution on the Internet to avoid spoofed emails and websites • Avoid being caught in a phishing scheme by declining to release unnecessary personal information to those who do not need to know the information • To protect yourself from e-mail scams, do not respond to unsolicited e-mails appearing to be from Home Savings Bank asking for account information or personal information. Home Savings Bank does not send e-mails requesting that information. Do not reply or click on the links provided in such an e-mail, as this confirms the validity of your e-mail address. Never share usernames, passwords or PIN numbers with anyone. • Home Savings Bank takes the security of your account very seriously. We would not ask for any account or personal information by unsolicited e-mail. When to Contact Home Savings Bank Please let us know if you have a question or concern about the security of your relationship with us. If you ever have reason to believe the security of your account number, Online Banking Access ID, Password, Debit Card or Debit Card PIN Number has been compromised, please contact us immediately at (000) 000-0000 or come in to our office at 000 X. Xxxxxxx, Chanute, KS 66720. Contact a Home Savings Bank employee immediately if you have been approached online, on the phone or even in person by someone representing Home Savings Bank but attempting to gain your personal information and have a reason to suspect the encounter was not official Home Savings Bank business. What to do if you suspect Identity has been stolen As soon as you believe you have become a victim of Identity Theft you can refer to the Federal Trade Commission or the Better Business Bureau websites for addit...
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Dumpster Diving. They rummage through trash looking for bills or other paper with your personal information on it.
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