Which of the following is NOT a common identity theft method?
A) Filing for bankruptcy under the victim's name
B) Opening new bank accounts in the victim's name
C) Changing a victim's mailing address
D) Destroying personal property, such as a home or car

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Destroying personal property, such as a home or car, is not a common method of identity theft. The other three choices, filing for bankruptcy under the victim's name, opening new bank accounts in the victim's name, and changing a victim's mailing address, are all common methods of identity theft.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Common Identity Theft