The U.S. government`s central website for information about identity theft.

Explains how scammers trick people into thinking they`re being contacted by Ebay.

Features detailed guides for victims, current laws, media resources, and reference library.

Offers free tools and information on how to detect and prevent identity theft.

Mission is to provide a resource for information on the problem and solutions for phishing and email fraud.

An eight-part guide to spoof, forged, bogus and hoax email, web pages and sites.

Tips from the Federal Trade Commission.

Features programs, prevention, and remedial steps after the crime.

Articles and related links on what to do if you are a victim of identity theft.

Explains some common phishing methods and dangers.

Tips to avoid the scam.

Articles for consumers and businesses.

This U.S. Department of Justice site offers consumers a short quiz to help them learn how to protect themselves from identity theft.

This article discusses the growth and impact of identity theft, and how society should respond to its challenges.

Describes the author`s journey with identity and amateur radio callsign theft, and the eventual trial and punishment of the thief. Also provides tips for avoiding and stopping identity theft

Include a video, forms, and resources for victims of the crime.

A unique organization that offers education to law enforcement, private sector loss prevention officers, bank fraud investigators, and corporate fraud investigators in the areas of property crime and identity theft in Alabama.

Includes printable prevention tips, victim check list, and identity theft affidavit.

Preventative tips.

Explores connections between identity theft and commercial spyware. Offers free consumer tips.

Campaign to strengthen financial privacy protections for consumers to keep credit safe and prevent crimes like identity theft. Targets the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Project of Consumers Union.