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Seven Useful Identity Theft Protection Pointers
Identity theft is something that can affect almost everyone – no matter where they live, and regardless of your age, social standing or race and color. Thieves may spare your car and your near and dear ones and may even leave your wallet unaffected because they have another target in mind - your identity. The cases of identity theft continue to mount and companies as well as individuals are losing billions of dollars as a consequence.
Reduce Chances Of Identity Theft Taking Place
It is therefore necessary to learn about some useful tips regarding proper identity theft protection which will help ensure that the chances of having your identity stolen are greatly reduced. The first (and, perhaps simplest tip) is to shred documents containing vital and important information. You need to destroy your outdated credit card statements as well as your bank statements and also medical bills by running these through a shredder that only cost about thirty dollars; but, which can help save you thousands of dollars.
It is very unwise to put your social security card in your wallet and carry it about with you. This identity theft protection tip is extremely important and must be adhered to. It would in fact, be far better for you to lock your social security card somewhere safe – such as in a safety vault. Instead of carrying the social security card with you it would be far better to memorize the number – though not by writing it down on a piece of paper.
Another important identity theft protection tip is to be very careful when submitting your personal details. Identity thieves are very clever and will use all sorts of sophisticated means by which to steal your identity. They could create fancy websites; offer you jobs or even claim to be sending you emails from your bank requesting personal information from you.
Identity Theft Protection Tips
Yet another identity theft protection tip that can help save you from becoming a victim of identity theft is to use security envelopes when sending personal information documents through the mail. Such envelopes will ensure that identity thieves will not be able to view the information contained in the documents enclosed in the envelopes.
Lastly, you should also pay attention to another identity theft protection which is to Xerox the contents of your wallet and file the copies away in a safety vault in order to keep a copy of important information contained in your wallet. Such copies will prove to be very important in case you loose your wallet or even when the wallet is stolen.
Credit card fraud too is on the rise and this is another area where you will need to learn about how to prevent such form of fraud. Identity theft can occur in a number of ways and so, even in case you have not given out your personal information; or, you have not had your wallet stolen; identity thieves can (and will) strike in very novel ways to deprive you off your identity. Taking extreme identity theft protection measures is the best way to combat identity thieves.
best solar battery charger?
I've just purchased a 32' Haulmark Elite II enclosed race trailer. It has an 8000# winch that runs off of a battery. I'd like to add a solar battery charger and mount it to the top of the trailer so that the winch is always ready to go. Any suggestions as to what i should buy, and/or avoid buying? Thanks.
You really do need to contact a solar dealer either local or on the Internet.
How many amp hours does the battery hold? Is it 12 volt or ???
You should use a min of 5% rate of charge on a battery. No more then 10% rate of charge. So if you have a 100 amp hour battery you would want to put 5 amps in to it at minimum and 10 amps at max.
10 amps would be better on a 100 AH 12 volt battery. So 12 volts times 10 amps is 120 watts in solar power. Now with a charge controller invloved you will loose about 20% of the charge between the recharge losses and heat and the controller.
This means you will end up with 100 watts in input power from the solar panel from the 120 watt panel. 100 watts divided by 12 volts is 8.33 amps input. Meaning you get about an 8.3% rate of charge which would be in the middle and just right.
I went in a circle explaining that so I hope I did not confuse you.
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