Sarah Smith

Sarah Smith spent the majority of her career working as an author and motivational speaker in the publishing industry before moving primarily to the freelance sector where she spends her time researching and writing numerous articles on topics pertaining to identity theft. It was Sarah’s own victimization that first generated her interest in how people can protect themselves from the fastest growing crime in America. A simple swipe of her debit card in an airport gift shop once cost Sarah much more than she bargained for, and as a result she became passionate about informing others about the dangers of identity theft.

Sarah’s posts at IdentityTheft.com bring a realness and individuality to a problem that is normally seen from the perspective of the masses. The FTC reports that more than 9 million people are victims of identity theft each year. But the aim of Sarah’s blog isn’t to write to all 9 million—instead she wants to write to you. Because when it comes to identity theft, you are the most important victim. A consumer advocate, Sarah seeks to offer her readers the latest pertinent information on how they can insure that they—and their families—are protected at all times. Her blog is updated weekly.