Personal Privacy Protection Guide : A Practical Guide to Protecting Your Privacy
by E. Noon
Category: Law

Includes 450 self-stick PRIVACY PROTECTION STAMPS. If privacy is something you like, this book is for you! "...Your guide is a key to helping the consumer in preventing their privacy from being invaded."--Barbara A. Mikulski, United States Senator, Maryland. Read the guide & use the PRIVACY PROTECTION STAMPS to help gain & protect your personal privacy. The PERSONAL PRIVACY PROTECTION GUIDE explains how strangers & organizations get personal information about you, & suggests the best things you can do to protect your privacy. The book contains helpful information about: personal data theft, junk mail, medical files, the Internet, government records, driver & school records, credit bureaus, telemarketers, current laws, small claims court & shows how you can file a small claims court form. "Having a copy of this book means a great deal to me & it will certainly come in handy."--Michael B. Enzi, United States Senator, Wyoming. You are being watched! Computers are filling with data about your family, address, purchases, Social Security number, medical history - even the food & medicines you buy. This is for sale to credit bureaus, employers & strangers. The PERSONAL PRIVACY PROTECTION GUIDE tells you: - How strangers get your personal data. - How to find out who profits by violating your privacy - How to stop the theft of your information. Included with the book is an important new tool, the PRIVACY PROTECTION STAMP. The book comes with 450 STAMP-IT-OUT privacy stamps that you can put on checks, personal documents, registrations, orders, etc. These stamps are your personal protectors & state: "BY PROCESSING THIS, YOU AGREE NOT TO SELL, TRADE OR PROVIDE MY NAME, ADDRESS OR PHONE # TO OTHERS UNLESS REQUIRED BY LAW, WITHOUT PAYING ME $750 FOR EACH OF THEIR USES." STAMP-IT-OUT is not about making money, but by placing a price on the use of your name, a STAMP-IT-OUT PRIVACY PROTECTION STAMP discourages recipients in terms that they understand: money. "I love it, I'd buy it."--Retired State Supreme Court Justice.