Natalie Ziegler Profile Page
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Contact Info
| Natalie Ziegler | |
| Alternate Advertising Depot | |
| gosafeguard.ca/mziegler | |
| Brantford | |
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| 519-752-2602 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 519-752-2602 end_of_the_skype_highlighting | |
| WINGS Associate Member | |
| 12/31/2010 |
Profile
| ALTERNATE ADVERTISING DEPOT (AAD)/SAFEGUARD DISTRIBUTORS - printing, graphic design, marketing, company branding. Also promotional products and brandwear - "If it has ink on it - we can do it: no job is too small or too large"
Also - ESSENTIALLYOURS Face and Body Products developed from pure essential oils |
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Mike and I have been in the printing business since 1990. Mike has been in this business since 1974 We are passionate about how printed materials effectively build and promote businesses. Also, ESSENTIALLYOURS began with a passion to help people with eczema so that they need not use cortisone creams. That evolved to developing products to keep healthy skin nourished, vibrant and young. |
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| My favorite books are by Carolyn Myss and Louise Haye - both women encourage their readers to think positive and be positive. |
Articles
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| 06/27/2011 15:12:05 | Meet our WINGS member Natalie Ziegler |
)))). It means that your card can communicate via electromagnetic waves to exchange data (your credit card number) between a terminal and an electronic tag attached to an object, for the purpose of identification. With a quick scan of the card, the same way you would scan it to pay for items, all of your payment information is directed towards a source or identity thief’s computer in this case.
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<br />With a laptop and an antenna, it’s possible that a virtual pickpocket can steal credit card information, without ever touching their victim. All that is needed is a credit card reader that you can purchase online and a laptop computer. With a simple scan the crook can lift your credit card number, expiration date, and in some cases your name. Since 2006 all U.S. passports also have RFID technology so identity thieves are able to scan those just as easily and pick up more personal information in order to rip you off. These passports contain specific contact information as well as date of birth.
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<br />The statistics on this type of theft are not available because the detection rate is low and it is so new. There would be no way right now to prove that this method was used over other similar methods that steal your card information. There are a few ways you can protect yourself. First, set up account alerts and monitor your statements. That way if your credit card is compromised you can detect it immediately and take the necessary steps to contact the bank, report the fraud, and cancel the card. Second there are sleeves and wallets built to protect your cards and make them unable to scan and be lifted. Several companies make products that create an RFID shield by blocking the electromagnetic energy necessary to power and communicate with contactless smart cards, passports, and enhanced drivers licenses.
<br />Before you finish this article, pull out all of your cards to see if they have the sonar symbol above. Even one of these puts you at risk.
<br />') "Should you be concerned with credit card identity theft? Read this article by Identity Theft Expert – John Sileo:
There is a new wave of Hi-Tech Identity Theft that the average person has no idea is possible. Identity thieves are able to steal your credit card information without even touching your wallet. RFID, or radio-frequency identity technology was introduced to make paying for items faster and easier. What many probably didn’t expect is that the same technology can be used by thieves to get your payment information just as easily. All major credit cards that have this technology have a symbol – ))))). It means that your card can communicate via electromagnetic waves to exchange data (your credit card number) between a terminal and an electronic tag attached to an object, for the purpose of identification. With a quick scan of the card, the same way you would scan it to pay for items, all of your payment information is directed towards a source or identity thief’s computer in this case.
With a laptop and an antenna, it’s possible that a virtual pickpocket can steal credit card information, without ever touching their victim. All that is needed is a credit card reader that you can purchase online and a laptop computer. With a simple scan the crook can lift your credit card number, expiration date, and in some cases your name. Since 2006 all U.S. passports also have RFID technology so identity thieves are able to scan those just as easily and pick up more personal information in order to rip you off. These passports contain specific contact information as well as date of birth.
The statistics on this type of theft are not available because the detection rate is low and it is so new. There would be no way right now to prove that this method was used over other similar methods that steal your card information. There are a few ways you can protect yourself. First, set up account alerts and monitor your statements. That way if your credit card is compromised you can detect it immediately and take the necessary steps to contact the bank, report the fraud, and cancel the card. Second there are sleeves and wallets built to protect your cards and make them unable to scan and be lifted. Several companies make products that create an RFID shield by blocking the electromagnetic energy necessary to power and communicate with contactless smart cards, passports, and enhanced drivers licenses.
Before you finish this article, pull out all of your cards to see if they have the sonar symbol above. Even one of these puts you at risk.")