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Aura can help prevent Identity theft and digital crime

Facts & Figures

Digital crime is on the rise

1 in 4
Odds of falling victim to online crime. [1]
$14,000
The average loss of scam victims. [2]
109%
Increase in new account fraud. [3]

Suspect you are a victim of identity theft?

Contact Aura’s White Glove fraud resolution team at 844-924-8221.

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