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Serasa guides consumers to protect personal documents and checks to prevent fraud

08/01/2014

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One tip is to let the separate checks of personal documents Photo: SXC.hu

RIO - This month in which many people are on vacation , it's time to redouble care with personal documents to avoid becoming a victim of fraud . Giving warning is SERASA . Research organ of credit protection show that they are more susceptible to fraud citizens who had lost or misplaced documents . Just lose the identity card or the CPF to double the likelihood of becoming a victim of fraud . Second indicator Serasa Experian , only in November last year, every 13 seconds a Brazilian consumer has been a victim of identity theft , in which personal data are used by criminals to obtain credit with the intention not to honor payments or make a deal presenting with a false identity .

Anyone who has a stolen or lost document , and make a police report ( BO ) , must submit an alert on service and Documents Stolen Cheques Serasa Experian , aiming to reduce the risk and avoid the headache of have their personal information used by scammers . The service is free . Loss of leaves of checks and documents (such as General Ledger , RG ; portfolio of work ; CPF ; driver's license and voter registration ) can be registered on the site

www.serasaconsumidor.com.br / gratuito_roubados.html , or by calling the Customer Service Center , (11) 3373 7272 , who works seven days a week from 8am to 20h . If anyone has had in the past some lost document and the information has not yet registered , you can also make the register .

From the inclusion of the data , the information is immediately available to all customers Serasa Experian in the country . In the case of documents , the alert is in consultation system , provisionally for a period of ten working days . To remain indefinitely , consumers need to ship within that period, the police report and a formal declaration to Serasa Experian . In the case of checks , the information is in the database for three days , while for the account holder notify the bank , do the police reports and sustain the checks.

After restraining , check the alert will remain indefinitely in the database Serasa Experian .

What precautions to take :

- Never leave the document with a stranger when you are not around ;

- Never give out your personal information to strangers ;

- Do not provide or confirm your personal information by phone ;

- Keep track of your identification documents when requested protocols for entry into certain environments or for any business ;

- Do not enter the numbers of your documents when you participate in sweepstakes ;

- Keep updated antivirus from your computer decreasing the risk of having your personal information stolen by spies files ;

- Do not make entries on sites that are not trusted ; pay attention to safety tips page, such as the presence of security lock .

Care checks :

- Try to leave separate checks of personal documents ;

- Do not carry your checkbook or leaves already signed ; look porting only the leaves that are used in the day ;

- Do not let the leaves of checks upon the store or to view other people's desk;

- When you write the check always use with a stylus ;

- Avoid blanks ;

- Always try to issue checks payable and Crusaders ;

- Write down the information on the stub of purchase of voucher

 

 

Source : The Globe - Online

 

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