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Money for Nothing

By Ray Stern July 19, 2007

The phone call from the collection agency back in May... More >>>

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Above and below, the driver�s licenses that Nevada authorities produced to disprove the claims of identity theft made by the founder of LifeLock.

LifeLock CEO Todd Davis was recently the victim of identity theft after he published his Social Security number in company ads.

Last month, LifeLock expanded its offices and moved into this building near Tempe�s Town Lake.

Identity thief Richard Hainsworth faces sentencing in Yavapai County after he bought a motorcycle using a Mesa man�s good credit.

After an identity theft made Bob Hartle�s life a nightmare, he and his wife, JoAnn, helped get Arizona�s first identity theft law enacted. They now help other victims in their spare time.

Identity-protection services wouldn�t have helped retired postal work Mike Wysocki avoid becoming a victim.

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Above and below, the driver�s licenses that Nevada authorities produced to disprove the claims of identity theft made by the founder of LifeLock.

Above and below, the driver�s licenses that Nevada authorities produced to disprove the claims of identity theft made by the founder of LifeLock.

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