Product And Service Reviews

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Product and service reviews:

• Mind Quiz: Real Quiz or Scam? (December 2010)
• The 10 Most Dangerous Facebook Pages (November 2010)
• A Review of Bank of America PrivacySource (October 2010)
• Facebook Introduces new Location-Based Feature With Privacy Flaws (August 2010)
• FDIC Insurance Permanently Increased for Your Bank Accounts (July 2010)
• My ID Alert from Capital One (June 2010)
• Facebook And Your Afterlife (May 2010)
• Just How Helpful Can Facebook Be? (Facebook's Open Graph; May 2010)
• Dump The Porn! Spokeo Has Blown Your Cover (April 2010)
• What Would Thomas Jefferson Do With Facebook? (Facebook's new privacy policy; April 2010)
• Facebook Newbie? Read This First (April 2010)
• FreeScore.com (March 2010)
• In-Flight WiFi Service Presents Usability Problems During Sign-Up (December 2009)
• Facebook Error Messages & The "Price" of Free (October 2009)
• Directory of Credit Reporting Agencies (September 2009)
• Are Fraud Alerts Useless? (June 2009)
• Exploring The Online Tracking Of Consumers: A Look at Equifax & Experian (May 2009)
• Who Is Acxiom & What Does It Do With Consumers' Personal Data? (May 2009)
• Which Web Site Offers Free Credit Reports For Consumers? (April 2009)
• Is Mint.com As Safe & Secure As It Says It Is? (December 2008)
• Farmers Identity Shield (September 15, 2008)
• Credit Monitoring E-mail Alerts (August 4, 2008)
• Citi Credit Monitoring Service and Citi Identity Monitor (July 29, 2008)
• Identity theft Service From WaMu (July 18, 2008)
• TrueCredit From TransUnion (July 15, 2008)
• Equifax 3-in-1 Monitoring (June 25, 2008)
• Experian Triple Alert (June 9, 2008)
• Monthly E-mail Updates: Suze Orman Identity Theft Kit (April 24, 2008)
• Security Freezes: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion (April 22, 2008)
• Discover Credit Monitoring Service (April 9, 2008)
• Consumer Reports on Lifelock (April 7, 2008)
• 41 pounds (February 1, 2008)
• Armadillo Dollar: Anti-Skimming Protection (January 21, 2008)
• Privacy Assist: From Bank of America and Intersections (October 10, 2007)
• Fraud Alert Renewal: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion (October 8, 2007)
• C.L.U.E. Insurance reports From ChoiceTrust (September 6, 2007)

Product and service comparisons:

• Experian Tiple Advantage, ConsumerInfo.com and FreeCreditReport.com (June 23, 2008)
• Credit Monitoring vs. Credit Restoration (January 8, 2008)
• Fraud Alert vs. Credit Freeze (January 7, 2008)

Book reviews:

• The Wall Street Journal Complete Identity Theft Guidebook (February 7, 2008)

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Comments

[Walt Augustinowicz]

I would like you to review the Identity Stronghold Secure Sleeve products. I can send in free samples. On a review of the Armadillo Dollar in January a poster says other products don't work. I would like the poster to modify that statement with a list of products or retract it. Our products certainly work and have been available for years now and are much less expensive then the A dollar. Our Identity Stronghold products are 3rd party lab tested and tested by the US Government for FIPS 201 approval. Are the posters products FIPS 201 approved? I don't see them on the FIPS 201 approved products list. NASA, Boeing, US Department of State, FAA, the White House, State of Washington and many many others use our product daily.

[John Taylor]

Don't forget then only identity theft service that provides complete restoration for each type of identity theft, and is administered by Kroll Fraud solutions. Need I say again that even though you have a Kroll product it isn't as comprehensive as the Identity Theft Shield. Do any of the other new companies have in-house licensed forensic investigators doing the work on behalf of the client? At $15.95 for two clients and includes three bureau continuous monitoring nothing comes close. No long term contract means that no one is after your money. Combined with a legal service plan you have the full coverage as described above and the services of the "largest law firm in the world" for all of your legal needs including identity theft issues. Ok, that is $38.95 per month, for an entire family, month to month.
Pre-Paid Legal Services Life Events Legal Plan and the Identity Theft Shield provided by Kroll.
We are the largest such company in the world, and have been underwriting these services for over 36 years for millions of clients.

[Steve Schwartzer]

I would agree with john Taylor. You've missed the most comprehensive ID Theft service around, as noted in the book, "The Silent Crime", What you need to know about Identity Theft by Michael McCoy & Steffen Schmidt, PhD. ID Theft Shield along with a Life Events Legal Plan provides the most compreshesive solution for Identity Theft in all 5 areas of ID Theft, before, during and after the event has occured.

[Cheryl]

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