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Over 9 million Americans are affected by identity theft every year. Anyone is vulnerable to having their private and financial information stolen and that is why you should be proactive in protecting yourself against identity theft. Here are 10 ways that you can protect yourself.

The law prohibits certain types of people from being served alcohol or cigarettes. Having this information is crucial to your business if you run a bar. This helps bar owners from breaking the rules to avoid getting heavy fines or losing their license which is not good for business. Using an ID scanner to verify someone's age and identity ensures that it will be easier and faster for you to spot patrons who can bring you problems.

Over 15 million US residents have their identities stolen each year. Identify theft results in financial losses amounting to $50 billion. On average 7% of adults have their identity misused, which results in a loss of $ 3,500 per person for each case of stolen identity. 100 million people are potentially at risk of having their identities stolen.

As long as you pay taxes you are a potential victim of identity theft. This is because tax identity theft is on the rise. According to the findings of the General Accountability Office, $5.8 billion was paid out to identity thieves in the form of cash refunds in 2013.

Although it's hard to imagine these days, there was a time not too many years ago when many people used only cash for their shopping, and credit cards were something only a few stores issued. They were sometimes called "charge-a-plates" and they were only good for charging small amounts at a specific store; they did not work anywhere else.