OT: Identity Theft

[Coronita]

No i don't use them, but as a CA resident, you can freeze your own credit files yourself for a $10 fee per each of the three credit agencies.

 

It's sort of a hassle, but how often do you need to open your credit file anyway? Experian allows you to unlock your credit file within a 24 hr period, and you can specify how long you want the credit file to be open.

 

http://www.oispp.ca.gov/consumer_privacy/consumer/documents/html/cis10english.asp

 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

[Anonymous]

I just have a credit watch program from one of the three. It also makes it so that my file can be checked when I’m say, buying a car or applying for an apartment, but I don’t receive all of the credit card offers in the mail anymore.

[Anonymous]

I just have a credit watch program from one of the three. It also makes it so that my file can be checked when I’m say, buying a car or applying for an apartment, but I don’t receive all of the credit card offers in the mail anymore.

[Anonymous]

I just have a credit watch program from one of the three. It also makes it so that my file can be checked when I’m say, buying a car or applying for an apartment, but I don’t receive all of the credit card offers in the mail anymore.

[Anonymous]

I just have a credit watch program from one of the three. It also makes it so that my file can be checked when I’m say, buying a car or applying for an apartment, but I don’t receive all of the credit card offers in the mail anymore.

[Anonymous]

I just have a credit watch program from one of the three. It also makes it so that my file can be checked when I’m say, buying a car or applying for an apartment, but I don’t receive all of the credit card offers in the mail anymore.

[SD Realtor]

I have to admit that the lifelock commercials are pretty darn convincing. Great marketing person for whoever put that together.

I am really considering using them. Would love to hear if anyone has used them.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I have to admit that the lifelock commercials are pretty darn convincing. Great marketing person for whoever put that together.

I am really considering using them. Would love to hear if anyone has used them.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I have to admit that the lifelock commercials are pretty darn convincing. Great marketing person for whoever put that together.

I am really considering using them. Would love to hear if anyone has used them.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I have to admit that the lifelock commercials are pretty darn convincing. Great marketing person for whoever put that together.

I am really considering using them. Would love to hear if anyone has used them.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I have to admit that the lifelock commercials are pretty darn convincing. Great marketing person for whoever put that together.

I am really considering using them. Would love to hear if anyone has used them.

SD Realtor

[drunkle]

http://www.lifelock.com/lifelock-for-people

read about their services. they’re mostly free services you can do yourself. the “walletlock” thing and the million dollar guarantee are what your paying $10/month for. it’s cheaper than the bank’s credit alert service, but not necessarily worth it. i’ll do it for $10/year.

edit: sans guarantee and walletlock deal…

edit 2: nope, wait… i forgot, in order to get a fraud alert (free) you need a police report. otherwise, it does cost…

nevermind 10/year.

[drunkle]

http://www.lifelock.com/lifelock-for-people

read about their services. they’re mostly free services you can do yourself. the “walletlock” thing and the million dollar guarantee are what your paying $10/month for. it’s cheaper than the bank’s credit alert service, but not necessarily worth it. i’ll do it for $10/year.

edit: sans guarantee and walletlock deal…

edit 2: nope, wait… i forgot, in order to get a fraud alert (free) you need a police report. otherwise, it does cost…

nevermind 10/year.

[drunkle]

http://www.lifelock.com/lifelock-for-people

read about their services. they’re mostly free services you can do yourself. the “walletlock” thing and the million dollar guarantee are what your paying $10/month for. it’s cheaper than the bank’s credit alert service, but not necessarily worth it. i’ll do it for $10/year.

edit: sans guarantee and walletlock deal…

edit 2: nope, wait… i forgot, in order to get a fraud alert (free) you need a police report. otherwise, it does cost…

nevermind 10/year.

[drunkle]

http://www.lifelock.com/lifelock-for-people

read about their services. they’re mostly free services you can do yourself. the “walletlock” thing and the million dollar guarantee are what your paying $10/month for. it’s cheaper than the bank’s credit alert service, but not necessarily worth it. i’ll do it for $10/year.

edit: sans guarantee and walletlock deal…

edit 2: nope, wait… i forgot, in order to get a fraud alert (free) you need a police report. otherwise, it does cost…

nevermind 10/year.

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