August 15th, 2008
The kind of mail boxyou will find at an apartment building – be it a large 400 unit complex or simply a smaller bungalow property – is usually a generic commercial receptacle. It has no frills and although more often than not it actually locks, these locks cannot be considered security locks by a long shot. Anyone with a crudely made passkey or even a hairpin stands a good chance of getting into your mail. Renters beware!
August 4th, 2008
Decorative mailboxes come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Most are sanctioned by the United States Post Office and while there are a few of those that are a bit iffy, most mail carriers are willing to work around the personal taste of the box’s owner. A new twist that is hitting the market for decorative mailboxes are those which light up – and they are quickly becoming all the rage!
July 20th, 2008
It is a sad testament to the times that homeowners must now fear not only thieves and home invasion robbers but also those who would steal their mail and subsequently also their identities for personal gain. In response, Rubbermaid plastic weather and vandalism resistant mailboxes are seeking to provide concerned mail recipients with mail receptacles that are safe, functional, sturdy, and nonetheless aesthetically pleasing.
June 21st, 2008
It is likely that you or someone you know has experienced identity theft. This form of fraud activity is the most rapidly increasing crime in the past two years.
With the rise in illegal immigrants in America the need for stolen birth certificates, social security numbers and more is in great demand. This is why it is a must to protect you from falling victim to this unfortunate occurrence.
June 17th, 2008
You work hard to pay your bills on time and to keep your credit cards paid down. One day you are shopping downtown with your sister and you accidentally leave your purse in a taxi. You contact the taxi company but your purse is gone. You had three credit cards a debit card and your drivers license inside.
June 11th, 2008
There is a cornucopia of mailbox parts and accessories (posts, flags and more) to spruce up your old mail receptacle. Sure, the only times that you actually think about doing something with the faded box is when you pull in or out of your driveway, but why not plan to make it a project for this weekend? With so many different mailbox parts and accessories readily available and easily installed, you can spruce up your old mail receptacle in less than two hours!
June 7th, 2008
Targeting the most desperate in an economy that is taking a downturn, there are a number of ways identity thieves can steal your identity while you are searching for work online. Most everyone already knows not to enter a social security number or exact birth date on any job search site, but what if the opportunity is too good to pass up and the name of the potential employer seems legitimate? Would you become a victim if the company’s log were displayed in a job ad?
May 19th, 2008
It is stomach wrenching to know that in the year 2007 alone there were 8.4 million victims of identity theft. Within the United States it is estimated that each year there is a heart stopping 9 million people to have their identity stolen.
September 26th, 2007
If you’re building a new home you might want to consider mailbox construction as part of the process. Especially with a brick home, there are so many masons and construction companies that can create your decorative matching mailbox right as they create your brand new home.
Let’s take a look at some of the clever and attractive options in customized brick mailbox construction.
September 24th, 2006
There are several software programs and services that can help you with identity theft repair if you have been the victim of an identity thief. Some of these are preventative measures as well. You might also consider prepaid legal services, should you need the help of an attorney to counter identity theft.