Identity Quiz
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Welcome! This quiz will take just a few minutes to complete. It will help you understand your situation, identify problems, and provide guidance. Just answer true or false to each question, and we will calculate your risk of becoming a victim of Identity Theft.
If I receive an email from a company with which I do business, and it contains the company's logo, I can safely provide any information requested.
True
False
If my caller ID shows that the call is coming from my bank, I can feel safe about answering any questions they ask.
True
False
Even if I am in possession of my credit cards, an identity thief can make charges on my account.
True
False
If I don't write down my PIN, nobody can access my bank account through my ATM card.
True
False
Frequently reviewing my credit report is a useful tool for catching identity theft.
True
False
Identity theft is considered a small-time crime, thus there is no reason to file a police report.
True
False
It is not safe to email my user name and password to my bank even though they already have it.
True
False
It is best not to use a password that I can easily remember, or use the same password for all accounts.
True
False
I could be out thousands of dollars in fraudulent credit card charges resulting from identity theft if I don't promptly review my statements.
True
False
If I remove my Social Security card from my wallet, it is unlikely that anyone can discover that number.
True
False
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