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over the phone. 3. Never respond to emails that request you provide your credit card info via email — and don’t ever respond to emails that ask you to go to a website to verify personal (and credit card) information. These are called ‘phishing’ scams. 4. Never provide your credit card information on a website that is not a secure site. 5. Sign your credit cards as soon as you receive them. 6. Shred all credit card applications you receive. 7. Don’t write your PIN number on your credit …

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