Your life for saleBut what happens once those details have been stolen? For answers we look to the following New York Times article. Black Market in Stolen Credit Card Data Thrives on Internet
Cash for a villain ... crooked Kkaran Bahree with Sun undercover reporter Oliver Harvey in Delhi
Crooked call centre workers in India are flogging details of Britons’ bank accounts, a Sun probe has found.
Our undercover reporter was sold the top secret information on a thousand accounts, and numbers of passports and credit cards.
But surely the introduction of a National ID card will stop this blight of identity theft. Well actually no it won't, it could even make it easier for criminals to steal your identity and the consequences will be far worse.
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