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When is Identity Theft not Identity Theft?

Drawing the line at cyber-harassment

Notes from our Chairman, Adam K. Levin

If you ever wondered how vast and unpredictable a frontier the Internet can be, ask any victim of online slander or financial fraud. An identity comprises numerous pieces of data, and misuse of any of those pieces can prove to be devastating, be it financially or socially. But which pieces of our identity are--or should be--protected by identity theft laws? Does cyber-harassment really amount to identity theft? Right now, it's up to the individual states to decide. Some already have, and think that it does. We're not so sure we agree with them.
In this month's newsletter, "Cyber-Bullying, Identity Theft-- or Both?" outlines recent harassment cases brought before the courts under identity theft laws. This month's editorial, "Invading OurSpace," recognizes the dire need to address online harassment but warns that this emerging trend could be detrimental to the fight against identity theft.
Adam K. Levin, Chairman Identity Theft 911, LLC
For a complete newsletter archive, visit: http://www.anpac-secureid.com/newsletters/index.htmTo learn about the latest scams on identity theft, visit: http://www.anpac-secureid.com/Comments, questions? Contact us: newsletter@identitytheft911.com


Working hard to serve you better
Szeszulski Agency
....Jerry Szeszulski
(Shoe- Shell-Ski)
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Jerry Szeszulski is an insurance expert heard on The Future of Real Estate News/Talk 740 KRMG from 12:30 - 1:00 and KFAQ from 7:00-8:00 on Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jerry offers money saving expertise for homeowners to apply to their homeowner's policies. Email your insurance questions to: Jerry@TulsaHomeAuto.com

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Is there a cover up in Tulsa?

November 2007

Enhanced Emeralds —

The Clever Cover-up

When it comes to gems, "enhanced" sounds good, but that word signals a cover-up. Here’s the skinny on the good, the bad, and the ugly of emerald enhancement.
Emerald is one of the four "precious gems" (along with diamond, ruby and sapphire), so most people assume emeralds are expensive. Well, some are and some aren’t.
Emeralds, lovely as they are, often have inclusions or fractures. That’s the nature of this gem material. In fact, a natural emerald with only minimal fissures is so rare that it’s worth far more than a diamond of similar carat weight and clarity.



2.38 carat
Emerald-Cut Diamond
$21,000 2.03 carat


Emerald-Cut Emerald
$30,000




Many good-quality emeralds used in jewelry have minor surface flaws. Oiling, a routine practice that’s been done for hundreds of years, improves the appearance of the stones and does not affect their value or durability.

Read the rest of the story to find out about emerald enhancement
-- and what it means to insurers

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Tulsa say thank you to our Troops....((( Just do it!)))

Takes only a couple of seconds!

Something cool that Xerox is doing

If you go to this web site, www.LetsSayThanks.com you can pick out a thank you card and Xer ox will print it and it will be sent to a soldier that is currently serving in Iraq . You can't pick out who gets it, but it will go to some member of the armed services.

How AMAZING it would be if we could get everyone we know to send one!!!  This is a great site.  Please send a card.   It is FREE and it only takes a second.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if the soldiers received a bunch of these?   Whether you are for or against the war, our guys and gals over there need to know we are behind them...

 

Working hard to serve you better Szeszulski Agency....
Jerry Szeszulski (Shoe- Shell-Ski)   http://finsecurity.com/xs2243
wk 918-254-2578 x227 Cell 918-808-6656 Jerry Szeszulski is an insurance expert heard on The Future of Real Estate  News/Talk 740 KRMG from 12:30 - 1:00 and KFAQ from 7:00-8:00 on Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jerry offers money saving expertise for homeowners to apply to their homeowner's policies. Email your insurance questions to: Jerry@TulsaHomeAuto.com

Just one more way that the Szeszulski Agency is looking to help you keep your rates down.  Now you and all your family members can take the on line driver safety course and save 10% per year for 3 years.  To get more information or get started now on saving money just click the link below.

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