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ID Fraud Hits One In Five: Chubb

Twenty percent of Americans responding to a survey say they have been victim to identity fraud or theft, according to a survey released by ...

By Staff Writer | Updated on February 18, 2005

Twenty percent of Americans responding to a survey say they have been victim to identity fraud or theft, according to a survey released by The Cubb Group of Insurance Companies.

The Warren, N.J.-based insurer also reported that 95 percent of the 1,850 people surveyed said they are concerned that someone might fraudulently impersonate them to ruin their credit standing and put them in debt.

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