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#1
Attikai - Posted 1:06 pm PDT 05/21/09 (193 Posts)
I don't see how this is a deal. It looks like a rip off to me. Seems like a useless service.
#2
asdfsdf - Posted 1:10 pm PDT 05/21/09 (200 Posts)
wow ben, really?
#3
lameleopard - Posted 1:30 pm PDT 05/21/09 (20 Posts)
nothing's classier than affiliating/pushing an idenity monitoring services.
next the extended car/house/shoe/toster warrenty crew?
what about miss cleo? i heard her service is legit.
just remember--
every web admin needs to slob the corporate knob now and then. even if its the skeeziest corporate knob in existence.
next the extended car/house/shoe/toster warrenty crew?
what about miss cleo? i heard her service is legit.
just remember--
every web admin needs to slob the corporate knob now and then. even if its the skeeziest corporate knob in existence.
#4
jasond - Posted 1:38 pm PDT 05/21/09 (176 Posts)
Check out: my ID score . com (all one word). It doesn't offer protection/insurance but offers information on your risk of ID theft and it's free. Do a google search for more info, there has been a couple articles written about the site. Everyone is able to get a free credit report annually. check out: FTC . gov (one word) for more info.
#5
radu33 - Posted 1:52 pm PDT 05/21/09 (156 Posts)
I had a BrainFreeze the other day. It only lasted about 8 seconds though...
#6
radu33 - Posted 2:29 pm PDT 05/21/09 (156 Posts)
I had a BrainFreeze the other day. It only lasted about 8 seconds though...
#7
Juju2 - Posted 2:38 pm PDT 05/21/09 (215 Posts)
Seems like you might be better off with a couple of those bargain $30 wallets Ben is flogging in another of today's "deals."
#8
Rajan - Posted 3:44 pm PDT 05/21/09 (218 Posts)
why do i come here?
#9
LJW - Posted 4:23 pm PDT 05/21/09 (1013 Posts)
Total scam. Stay away.
#10
dumbass - Posted 4:53 pm PDT 05/21/09 (447 Posts)
experian direct might be better
#11
RKLE - Posted 6:57 pm PDT 05/21/09 (6253 Posts)
use lifelock instead
#12
Enduro - Posted 8:24 pm PDT 05/21/09 (879 Posts)
Lifelock's founder and CEO is a felon. It's a scam too.
#13
S_Klass - Posted 9:02 pm PDT 05/21/09 (1087 Posts)
#11 The CEO posted his SSN on Lifelock's website because he was so 'confident' in his company's service and promptly had his identity stolen.
#14
jokersmoker - Posted 9:38 pm PDT 05/21/09 (260 Posts)
TrustedID and Lifelock don't allow you too view your credit report whenever you want. Privacyguard does. Best service i seen so far.
#15
ryno442 - Posted 11:41 pm PDT 05/21/09 (1 Posts)
I agree LifeLock is a rip off because anyone could do what they do for free, but Trusted ID is worth it to some people because they allow you to freeze your credit so you can minimize the damage if your identity gets stolen. I signed my daughter and son-in-law up because they once had fraudulent charges on their credit card. It was only $161.40 a year for a family plan that included my 2 grandsons when I used our corporate discount promo code TREK4.
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