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The Michigan High Speed Internet Office (MIHI) is excited to present the first installment of the MI BEAD Breakdown webisode series. The first MI BEAD Breakdown webisode is available here. In this episode, Eric Frederick Chief Connectivity Officer of MIHI shares about the history and current standing of the BEAD program. He also shares a bit about what to expect next from BEAD in Michigan. Future webisodes will cover a wide range of topics regarding BEAD and other broadband related issues, so stay tuned to our newsletter and the MIHI website for more information.
Did you know? Michigan’s BEAD Program will allow dozens of companies to create hundreds of jobs and employ thousands of workers across Michigan over the next several years.
MIHI is hosting weekly permitting roundtable discussions on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. EST. Join us to hear from permitting experts, discuss common permitting issues and share best practices regarding all elements of permitting. No registration is required to attend.
Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal or financial information without your permission. This can include your name, Social Security number, bank account details, credit card numbers or health insurance information. A thief may use this information to make purchases, open new accounts, steal your tax refund or get medical care in your name.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) offers the following warning signs that can help you spot identity theft early:
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Bank withdrawals you do not recognize
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Bills or mail that stop arriving
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Debt collection calls for accounts you did not open
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Charges and accounts you do not recognize on your credit report
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Medical bills for services you did not use
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Notices about tax activity you did not initiate
Acting quickly when you see these signs can help reduce their impact and prevent further misuse of your information.
For more information, prevention tips and help if you are a victim of identity theft, visit the FTC identity theft website.
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