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identity
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SECOND EDITION 1989
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DRAFT ADDITIONS MARCH 2005
identity theft, the dishonest acquisition of personal information in order to perpetrate fraud, typically by obtaining credit, loans, etc., in someone else's name.
1991 Boston Globe (Nexis) 27 May (Metro section) 1 The Social Security Administration in Boston..agrees that *identity theft can be quickly stopped. If you can document someone else is using your Social Security number, we'll give you a new number.
2003 R. W
HITNEY Millionaire Real Estate Mentor xv. 244 If you are a victim of identity theft, prompt action makes recovering somewhat
easier
but be prepared for a frustrating, lengthy process.