Welcome to our Learning Page
You have found the most comprehensive and up to date source of verifiable information on Title Theft in the world. We put the most important, need-to-know, information right at the top. As you move down the page, we expand on this critical information and give supporting material including:
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Dozens of Articles with direct links
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Over 20 Videos with direct links
Here are the key takeaways you need to understand before you leave:
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Title Theft is massively underreported:
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To determine IF a crime was committed, law enforcement must FIRST spend valuable resources proving intent.
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Rather than do that, it is much easier to ‘go with the odds’ and simply tell you: ”It’s a civil matter.”.
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This saves their limited resources so they can chase violent criminals.
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Two common misconceptions about Title Theft:
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Title insurance protects you.
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No, it does NOT protect you AFTER you buy your house, which is when the criminal steals it.
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Cybercriminals steal your identity.
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No, most often they do not. Everything they need is a public record. They forge your signature on a deed, but they don’t need your social security number and don’t take out loans in your name.
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Law Enforcement Bulletins and Statistics
Our Law Enforcement Bulletins and Statistics Page shows crime bulletins issued by the law enforcement agencies as well as statistics compiled by the FBI. These statistics are alarming, but as we explained above, they are massively underreported.
Online Articles
Our Articles Page shows dozens of independent reports and articles written about Title Theft. Not all of the information in these articles is correct, but we include the articles that are ‘mainly correct’. Some of the articles include the most common misconceptions we wrote about above. If you have ANY questions about these articles, please use our Contact Us page.
Online Videos
Our Online Videos Page has over 20 independent videos about Title Theft. Not all the information in these videos is correct, but we include the videos that are ‘mainly correct’. Some of the videos include the most common misconceptions we wrote about above. If you have ANY questions about these videos, please use our Contact Us page