Comments on: Am i ok, i have checked out my credit report? http://4creditreport.com/credit/am-i-ok-i-have-checked-out-my-credit-report/ about personal credit report Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:22:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bob T http://4creditreport.com/credit/am-i-ok-i-have-checked-out-my-credit-report/#comment-694 Bob T Mon, 12 Oct 2009 12:56:06 +0000 http://4creditreport.com/credit/am-i-ok-i-have-checked-out-my-credit-report/#comment-694 <a href="">JESUS</a> Remove & destroy hard drives with personal info before giving the computer away. JESUS

Remove & destroy hard drives with personal info before giving the computer away.

]]> By: Sgt Big Red http://4creditreport.com/credit/am-i-ok-i-have-checked-out-my-credit-report/#comment-693 Sgt Big Red Sun, 11 Oct 2009 09:58:44 +0000 http://4creditreport.com/credit/am-i-ok-i-have-checked-out-my-credit-report/#comment-693 <a href="">PERCY</a> Well if your credit report does not list any unknown accounts in your name or any collections in your name then you are safe in that aspect. If you have not yet done so, you should change all your passwords with your financial accounts. This will ensure your protection, Even though things may have been deleted, they are STILL on the hard drive. Deleting does not remove anything from a hard drive. It can be recovered if one knows how to do it. Most cities sort trash and remove items before they go into a landfill. Who knows some idiot may have found it and decided to see if they can get information from it. Unless you have software designed to "shred" any files, (this means to overwrite them at least 5 times to scramble the file) then whatever is on the hard-rive stays. So protect yourself before it's too late. Change all your passwords. Hope this answers your question PERCY

Well if your credit report does not list any unknown accounts in your name or any collections in your name then you are safe in that aspect.

If you have not yet done so, you should change all your passwords with your financial accounts. This will ensure your protection,

Even though things may have been deleted, they are STILL on the hard drive. Deleting does not remove anything from a hard drive. It can be recovered if one knows how to do it. Most cities sort trash and remove items before they go into a landfill. Who knows some idiot may have found it and decided to see if they can get information from it. Unless you have software designed to “shred” any files, (this means to overwrite them at least 5 times to scramble the file) then whatever is on the hard-rive stays.

So protect yourself before it’s too late. Change all your passwords.

Hope this answers your question

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