THE Y2K COMPUTER CRASH SCENARIO   What to Expect and How to Protect Your Assets, Your Credit, and Your Way of Life by Dr. John Mrozek

 

 

THE Y2K COMPUTER CRASH SCENARIO

What to Expect and How to Protect Your Assets,
Your Credit, and Your Way of Life

by Dr. John Mrozek

AS we approach the new millennium, the ominous prospect of a major computer system failure on January 1, 2000, looms even closer! And the question on everyone's mind is "What can I do to weather the fallout?"

This book takes a realistic look at how a Y2K crash is likely to affect specific areas of your life: medical and criminal records, credit reports, taxes, Social Security, mortgages, bank and credit card accounts, and stocks, bonds and mutual funds. It offers pragmatic advice on basic precautions you can take to minimize the damage and maximize your chances of emerging from the rubble with your savings, loans, credit ratings and privacy intact.

Chapters Include:

 

Introduction
Chapter 1: The Conception Of Disaster
Chapter 2: Criminal Records
Chapter 3: Mortgage Payments
Chapter 4: Bank Accounts
Chapter 5: Stocks And Bonds
Chapter 6: Credit And Debit Cards
Chapter 7: Social Security And Tax Returns
Chapter 8: Insurance

Chapter 9: Electronic Transfers

Chapter 10: Phone Bills

Chapter 11: Credit Reports
Chapter 12: Security Programs
Chapter 13: Computer Hackers

Chapter 14: Foreign Vs. Domestic Response
Chapter 15: Scams Of Nonhackers
Chapter 16: Last-Minute Security Precautions
Conclusion


The Y2K Computer Crash Scenario is a book that needs to be in the hands of everyone, even though who don't use a computer. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, softcover, 64 pp. $15.00

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