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Utahns can track their credit and title reports to guard against false liens and deed fraud.

Summary by Salt Lake City Weekly
Fearmongers are advertising in your mailbox, on TV, on radio and on social media that for $100 each year (or more) you can protect your property from title theft. OMG, how do you steal a title?…
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Utahns can track their credit and title reports to guard against false liens and deed fraud.

Fearmongers are advertising in your mailbox, on TV, on radio and on social media that for $100 each year (or more) you can protect your property from title theft. OMG, how do you steal a title?…

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Salt Lake City Weekly broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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