Shopping is Great … Just Don’t be the Bait …The Top 7 Precautions Criminals Want Women to NEVER Learn.

Written by Michelle Annese


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5.Is my vehicle in a well-lit area? Is it easily visible to passer-bys? If I can’t see my car really well, who can? Criminals say they do not want to be noticed, recognized, or slowed down in any way. If you’re not easily seen by others at a mall or store, that makes you a perfect target for a criminal. 6.If I have automatic keyless entry, did I hitrepparttar unlock button twice … making it easy for someone to get into my passenger side door? Get intorepparttar 130422 habit of opening just your driver’s side door. New technology is wonderful when you’re with others, loading packages, duringrepparttar 130423 day. But, at night when your field of vision is limited, don’t take any chances. Criminals are hoping that you’ll make their job easier for them. 7.If I am approached by someone – no matter how much help I need, it’s OK to turn them down. Remember, criminals will do and say anything they can to gain your trust. DON”T FALL FOR IT!!! If a stranger wants to help you with your bags, tell them no, thank you. If they still insist, tell them no again. Criminal interviews revealed that they will try to play on a victim heartstrings to get access torepparttar 130424 vehicle, a purse, or forrepparttar 130425 vehicle keys - and move-in forrepparttar 130426 attack when trust is gained and it’s at least expected.

If you are unable to load packages into your vehicle, ask help fromrepparttar 130427 store – they would be glad to help. It’s their job.

Want more? To keep up to date with criminal tactics and learn some ofrepparttar 130428 best self-defense tips available, go to www.michelleannese.com for more ways to protect yourself and what we need to teach our mothers and daughters about safety.

Michelle Annese is a 3rd degree Black Belt with 15 years of experience in the martial arts. She teaches programs and seminars around the country. Ms. Annese was inducted into the martial arts hall of fame in 2000. Ms. Annese is the author of "The Realtor Survival Guide". For more safety strategies go to www.michelleannese.com


Stop Retiring Now

Written by Cecilia Mazza


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