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Online StrategiesAh Spring...Please go outside and enjoy the weather. Skip this newsletter for now and save it for a rainy day.
This month includes a new article about Identity Theft. We've been reviewing processes to better protect your privacy. (ex: we are now using electronic billing - no more printed invoices). Read the article and get in touch if you are curious about the details.
Second, we are now offering email accounts through a partnership with BlueTie.com. Their Business Class and Collaborative email accounts offer innovative features that enable small businesses to communicate amongst themselves and with clients more effectively.
As always, I hope this newsletter finds you well.
John Waiveris,
President,
Invisible Gold, LLC.
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| Hackers at Your Door - Protecting Yourself and Your Business from Identity TheftPhotos and Story by John Waiveris
Antique locks provided by Adivasi in Brattleboro Vermont.
OK, I know you are tired of hearing about Identity Theft. I am too. It's just another modern affliction that we'd prefer to ignore. But, I own a business that accepts credit cards and figured there was more I could do to protect my clients. When the local Chamber of Commerce asked me to do a presentation, I jumped at the chance to learn more.
"This new research offers a very different but accurate and helpful perspective about identity theft fraud and it shows how we can stay on top of this problem," says Steven J. Cole, president and CEO of the Council of Better Business Bureaus. "Consumers can do a lot to make sure they cut down the risk associated with this fraudulent activity."
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