Protecting Against Identity Misrepresentation and Theft at the University of Michigan
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"We partner with the Department of Public Safety and the Mcard Office to educate new students on this important topic during our orientation programs."

Drew Tinnin
Program Manager, U-M Orientation and Welcome Programs
Drew Tinnin, U-M Orientation and Welcome Programs
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Safe Computing Tip
Beware of "phishing" scams designed to lure you into submitting personal information online. These messages may look like official correspondence from a company you do business with, but don't be fooled! Legitimate companies don't request sensitive information via e-mail. If in doubt, call the company's customer service center.
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Campus Bulletin
Phony Financial Institution E-mails Top Our List of Complaints
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"There's Only One You—Keep It That Way"
Protecting Against Identity Misrepresentation and Theft
at the University of Michigan