Identity Theft Shield
identity theft shield
It’s No Secret: Identity Theft is a major Problem in America. Think You’re Not At Risk, Unfortunately You Are!
- Do you hand your credit cards to servers at restaurants?
- Do you sign your credit cards?
- Do you supply personal information over the internet?
- Do you keep your Social Security number in your wallet or purse?
- Do you leave mail at your home or business for the postal carrier to collect?
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Do you shred unwanted mail with personal information?
“Identity Theft Victims spend countless hours and an average of $1,200* in the quest to clear their name.” *Federal Trade Commission
The Identity Theft Shield offers the following services:
Credit Report: Evaluate your credit standing with:
- An up-to-date credit report through Experian at no added cost
- A personal credit score calculated by an independent scoring service
- A detailed analysis of your personal credit score
Experts recommend that you review your credit report regularly. The Identity Theft Shield makes it easy.
Continuous Credit Monitoring: Suspicious activity will be brought to your attention, providing you with early detection. You’ll received prompt notice if the credit repository (Experian) is notified that:
- New accounts have been opened in your name
- Derogatory notations have been added to your credit report
- Public records have been added to your report
- Inquiries have been made against your report
- A change of address has been requested.
Identity Restoration: With the Identity Theft Shield a trained expert will take the steps to restore your name and credit for you!
- Help reduce your out-of-pocket expenses and time spent away from work with valuable services from detection to resolution.
- Our Licensed Investigators will work on your behalf to help correct identity theft issues you have with affected agencies and institutions, including: Credit card companies, Financial Institutions, All three credit repositories, Federal Trade Commission, Social Security Administration, Department of Motor Vehicles, U.S. Postal Service, Law enforcement personnel… and other organizations that may be affected.
- Fraud alert notifications will be sent on your behalf to all three credit repositories, Social Security Administration, Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Postal Service and affected credit card companies and financial institutions.
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Proactive searches of applicable local and national databases will be made on your behalf to look for information you may not be aware of, including: criminal activity in your name in your county’s records and certain federal watch lists, Department of Motor Vehicle records in your state, unknown addresses affiliated with your name, and banking activity in your name reported as fraudulent.
Would You Know What to Do If It Happened to You?
Don’t wait until it happens-enroll and get peace of mind today!
Click on the link below to enroll for only $9.95 – $12.95 per month, or copy and paste this link into your browser:
https://www.prepaidlegal.com/Multisite/Multisite?site=idt&assoc=cetrisivy
About the Author
Cetris Ivy, Independent Associate, Group Benefits Specialist.
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Identity Theft Protection plans? Are there any good ones?
I don’t need opinions but actual experience from people who had the plan, whose identity was stolen and who used the protection plan and recovery program first-hand. Has anybody tried Identity Theft Shield from PrePaid Legal? If not them, what other identity theft protection program works?
You don’t need to waste money on identity theft protection plans. Just have a credit freeze placed on your credit files (you can do this is almost every state now). That way no one (including you) can get credit in your name. If you need to get credit in the future (say to apply for a mortgage), you can temporarily have the credit freeze lifted and then reinstated when you are done.
