Upcoming Twitter chats
April 6, 2017
We’ve got some Twitter chats planned for servicemembers, families, and anyone who works with the military community.
@MilConsumer and @DeptVetAffairs (Department of Veterans Affairs) will host a chat about avoiding and recovering from tax, child, and medical identity theft. Join in at #VeteranIDTheftChat: Wednesday, April 12, 11am ET (10am CT, 9am MT, 8am PT)
@MilConsumer, @CFPBMilitary (the Office of Servicemember Affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau), and @StopFraudCo (the Stop Fraud campaign of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office) will host a chat with tips about your rights concerning debt collection and how to deal with debt. Join in at #Milchat or #Milconsumer: Thursday, April 13, 3pm ET (2pm CT, 1pm MT, Noon PT)
Blog Topics:
Privacy, Identity & Online Security
Comments
Are transcripts or videos available for these? This fraud protection chat's subject matter would be helpful and empowering to my father - he is a disabled veteran of the Navy - and is not computer literate. -
Give me all the information please, double time
Transfer payment for credit is it get it done?
subject matter would be helpful
337-245-2153 this is a number including a recorded message from the IRS wanting your last four first than other personal information
Is it okay for individuals to have 4 email addresses?
People often have more than one email address.
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