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Identity Theft Virginia Information

Identity Theft Types Reported by Virginia Victims

20072002
RankIdentity Theft TypeNo. of Victims%
1Credit Card Fraud1,39426%
2Phone or Utilities Fraud1,22223%
3Bank Fraud68513%
4Government Documents or Benefits Fraud3827%
5Employment-Related Fraud3677%
6Loan Fraud2505%
-Other1,43327%
-Attempted Identity Theft3006%
RankIdentity Theft TypeNo. of Victims%
1Credit Card Fraud1,63638%
2Phone or Utilities Fraud90521%
3Bank Fraud74817%
4Government Documents or Benefits Fraud2576%
5Loan Fraud2285%
6Employment-Related Fraud2265%
-Other89121%
-Attempted Identity Theft3959%

Percentages for 2007 are based on the 5,319 victims reporting ID theft to the FTC from Virginia. Percentages add to more than 100 because some victims from Virginia reported experiencing more than one type of identity theft.

Top Virginia Identity Theft Victim Locations

Victim CityNo. of Victims
Alexandria366
Richmond292
Virginia Beach270
Arlington230
Norfolk171
Based on location data for 2002.

 

Identity Theft Laws in Virginia

 
State Laws

Va. Code Ann. § 18.2-186.3

Virginia Identity Theft News and Resources

Virginia State Attorney General

03-26-08 Stolen credit card site offering free trials and volume discounts discovered If ever cynics needed proof that there is a highly organised criminal industry behind card and identity theft then this is it. DaniWeb

03-26-08 Court records opened • Jared O’Brian Dillard, 32, 816 Olympia St., Martinsville, one count identity theft to avoid prosecution and one count forge a public document, July 19; and a second count forge a public document on May 10, 2002. Martinsville Bulletin

03-26-08 Court records opened • Jared O’Brian Dillard, 32, 816 Olympia St., Martinsville, one count identity theft to avoid prosecution and one count forge a public document, July 19; and a second count forge a public document on May 10, 2002. Martinsville Bulletin


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