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Identity Theft and Identity Protection
It's important to be extra vigilant about protecting yourself against fraud - Between the mountains of papers you throw out with every trash cycle, and pre-approved credit card offers going to the wrong address, it's pretty easy for someone to steal your identity if you're not careful.
Identity theft is America's fastest growing crime and can have a devastating impact on victims - robbing them of their money, time, and reputation. If you suspect identity theft or related fraud, don't wait to call for help. Often, a single fraudulent activity on one of your accounts is just the tip of the iceberg. Time is of the essence. If you lose your purse or wallet or your new checkbooks have not arrived, call an identity theft service right away (before it's too late)!
What these services usually include:
- Proactive assistance after any suspicious activity
- Advocate-assisted fraud alerts placed with all three major credit bureaus
- Assistance filing a police report
- Assistance replacing checks, credit and debit cards
- Free 3-in1 credit report and assistance with optional credit file freeze
- Enrollment in one year of state-of-the-art credit monitoring
- Enrollment in one year of fraud monitoring of more than 1,000 public-records databases
- An additional year of active follow-up after resolution
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Common Questions
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