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]]> By: NextAdvisor Daily » Blog Archive » Help us help you protect yourself from identity theft http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-34 NextAdvisor Daily » Blog Archive » Help us help you protect yourself from identity theft Mon, 17 Mar 2008 17:24:52 +0000 http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-34 [...] Damian at WhatDayJob.com who referenced our Facebook identity theft guide while discussing risks in “the cyber world” [...] […] Damian at WhatDayJob.com who referenced our Facebook identity theft guide while discussing risks in “the cyber world” […]

]]> By: Damian http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-33 Damian Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:40:45 +0000 http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-33 Thanks for that, I agree completely a good rule of thumb. So if you wouldn't release the information to a complete stranger then definitely don't make it available on the net. And if some of your close friends and colleagues are not privy to it then ..... Thanks for that, I agree completely a good rule of thumb. So if you wouldn’t release the information to a complete stranger then definitely don’t make it available on the net. And if some of your close friends and colleagues are not privy to it then …..

]]> By: Joe Fahrner http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-32 Joe Fahrner Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:00:25 +0000 http://www.whatdayjob.com/blog/identity-theft-on-facebook/#comment-32 Damian- I am the author of the Facebook id theft protection guide and really appreciate you taking the time to share it with your readers. While there are many potential risks in the "cyber world", I think the best advice is to just use common sense and not divulge anything online that you wouldn't hand out to any stranger on the street. Damian- I am the author of the Facebook id theft protection guide and really appreciate you taking the time to share it with your readers.

While there are many potential risks in the “cyber world”, I think the best advice is to just use common sense and not divulge anything online that you wouldn’t hand out to any stranger on the street.

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