[...] Although cybercriminals now rely on an arsenal of increasingly sophisticated technology to steal data, some identity thieves are still doing things the old fashioned way. Dumpster diving is still a very real threat, so you should continue shredding sensitive documents and consider opting out of preapproved credit card offers. [...]

[...] How to eliminate the hidden identity theft risk in junk mail [...]

[...] Thanks for visiting the NextAdvisor Daily blog. You may want to subscribe to our RSS feed.We told you how to opt out of receiving junk mail, but telemarketing calls and even m-spam, or text message spam, can be distracting, disruptive and, in the case of text message spam, can even cost you money. David Pogue of the New York Times recently found out how to block cell phone spam, and decided to share his discovery with readers. [...]

[...] We covered this topic previously in our guide to eliminating the hidden risks in junk mail. You can follow that link to get a more in-deth, step by step guide on how to remove your name from pre-approved financial offers and marketing lists. [...]

[...] We have posted previously on the hidden identity theft risk in junk mail, but in honor of earth day, we also wanted to point out that junk mail and other marketing communications you receive in the mail are very bad for the environment. Check out the original post for more tips on eliminating junk mail. [...]