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• As Amazing As My One-line Internet Address is, so is My Amazement of AOL's Rise, Decline and Fall

  By: Ramon Ross
  In 1993, Internet access was made up of three biggies. The text-heavy CompuServe, owned by the tax accounting people H&R Block and about a million members. Prodigy, a cartoon oriented joint venture of CBS, Sears and IBM with about one million members also.More

• Postal Theft, a Huge Problem in USA: Risks are High - Start Preventing Your Mail from being Stolen

  By: Ramon Ross
  For years, the standard postal mailbox reigned supreme, dragging an antique 1850s design right up through the 20th and into the 21st century. But as technology advances, internet shopping has ushered in an era of larger packages that can't fit in these breadbox-sized receptacles. Time has also brought about a rise in mail theft that is practically epidemic.More

• Residential Security Mailboxes Have Become a Hot Button Issue Over the Last Couple of Years

  By: Ramon Ross
  Residential mail security has become a hot button issue over the last couple of years, as reported incidents of mail theft increase and become more serious. More than just the fooling around of some isolated hooligans, mail theft nowadays can lead to serious crimes like identity theft. Credit cards, bank statements, personal documents, basically anything that arrives through the mail can be used by criminals for their own nefarious purposes.More

• Mailbox with Locking Door: First Preventive Step - Americans Fall Prey to Identity Theft Every Year

  By: Ramon Ross
  Did you know that almost one million Americans fall prey to identity theft every year? Not only can identity theft lead to a variety of financial complications, but it is also an expensive and time-consuming process to resolve. Nevertheless, as individuals try to improve security measures for electronic data, most forget to protect the source of information that is most easily accessible: their mail.More

• Secured Mailboxes; A Person's Mailbox is the Primary Target for Identity Theft

  By: Ramon Ross
  Secure mailboxes can help significantly reduce your chances of falling victim to identity theft. Identity theft is a growing problem. Thieves can steal personal information in a variety of manners.More

• Stolen Mail: Personal Information Such as Social Security Numbers, Credit Card and Bank Accounts

  By: Ramon Ross
  Most individuals would not leave personal information such as social security numbers, credit card and bank accounts information lying around for anyone to take. Yet every day, mail with these personal details is left lying in mailboxes where it can be easily accessed. Stolen mail is a serious problem and a major cause of identity theft in today's world.More

• Mailboxes Theft Proof: Think About the Quantity of Personal Information Going Through Your Mailbox

  By: Ramon Ross
  If you were to stop and think about the quantity of personal information that goes through your mailbox on a daily basis, it would be quite easy to understand why identity thieves target them so much. Most people don't have a theft proof mailboxes, which is partially why identity theft has progressively increased over the years. Most mailboxes are easily opened or even broken, exposing countless private materials that can be used in a criminal way.More

• Self Locking Mailboxes; Keeping Intruders Out Is the Primary Reason People Should Have One!

  By: Ramon Ross
  Most mailboxes either have a door or simple slot through which mail can be deposited. Both of these designs have a number of shortcomings when it comes to security. Obviously, the most traditional mailboxes don't even require a key to access.More

• Mailboxes - Vandal Proof: Victims of Abuse in the Form of Baseball Bats, Rocks or Even Pipe Bombs

  By: Ramon Ross
  It's become increasingly common for homeowners to display unique mailboxes as a way to showcase their personality. Nevertheless, although these designs may spruce up a home's appearance, they are typically far from secure. In truth, mailboxes are primary targets for criminals who are looking to gather personal information.More

• Stealing Mail; One Major Means by Which Thieves Acquire the Personal Details of a Person's Life

  By: Ramon Ross
  People rarely think about the safety of their mail, yet it is one of the easiest places for criminals to gain the information that they need. In recent years, identity theft has been on the rise. From Social Security to bank account or credit card numbers, the mail contains all of the information needed to hijack an individual's identity and complete a myriad of sales before the victim even realizes anything is amiss.More