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It is estimated that approximately one million Canadians are victims of mass marketing fraud and identity theft in Canada each year, at a cost of $10 billion.* While there are no typical descriptors for a fraud victim—it can happen to anyone—there are certainly steps that people can take to help protect themselves from fraud and identity theft.

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