Rebecca lives in an apartment complex. The manager notified all tenants that a pest control company would be treating all units on Wednesday and that management would let the service person in for tenants who were not home. Two days later, Rebecca noticed that she was missing $1,500 from her checking account. Her bank statement showed she had written several checks, but she knew she had not written any checks that recently. She looked in her desk drawer and discovered that the second check pad in the box of checks was missing. She also noticed that she was missing a personal ID card she had used before she got her drivers license. The ID card had been in the same desk drawer. a. Of what type of fraud was Rebecca a victim, and what could she do in the future to protect herself from such fraud? ​

Rebecca lives in an apartment complex. The manager notified all tenants that a pest control company would be treating all units on Wednesday and that management would let the service person in for tenants who were not home. Two days later, Rebecca noticed that she was missing $1,500 from her checking account. Her bank statement showed she had written several checks, but she knew she had not written any checks that recently. She looked in her desk drawer and discovered that the second check pad in the box of checks was missing. She also noticed that she was missing a personal ID card she had used before she got her drivers license. The ID card had been in the same desk drawer. a. Of what type of fraud was Rebecca a victim, and what could she do in the future to protect herself from such fraud?

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