Nearly 60,000 American homes are robbed each year. As hard as it is to believe, in some cases, homeowners actually welcome in criminals. In state after the status of utility workers fake rob homes.

There was a story recently on "Good Morning America," where she shared tips for safe stay at home and deter criminals.

The bad guys out there are often disguised as good: electricians, plumbers, utility workers, access to your police> Home. Two weeks ago in Albuquerque several thousands of dollars in police uniforms were stolen from a local repository.

They use fake ID and see the part with a uniform and toolbox.

The easiest way to stop it is to do the hardest thing to see non-overlapping is usually a vehicle. If someone says they are from a utility company, for example, is when their truck, and as is indicated? It 'the kind of things that most would-be thieves can not duplicate. If you can not see athe vehicle, do not let him

If someone wants access to your home and be suspicious if you have questions, do not call in their company, waiting outside the locked door with

Most companies are aware about the image that they and their employees. If someone appears unshaven, his clothes in the street without a name or company logo, that can claim to be. Ask them to wait until you call their office with youstuck.

If the legal person will still be there when you return. If he does not want to go, and you will be safe for another day.

Remember this: property crime occurs every 3 seconds, a home burglary every 15 seconds. Do not get this trick to make your neighbor.

Every time someone would come into your house in any case, your radar should be on alert. In particular, women tend to show solidarity with the stories of men use to gain access. Perform a victim!