If not, are there alternatives? Not happy with lifelock being a part of norton.
- Thread starter Mister Ridge
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Why not put a freeze on all of the credit bureaus, it’s free. You just have to remember to un-freeze them when you want to apply for a loan. It’s saved me from two unauthorized cell phone accounts because Sprint couldn’t access my credit.
I had Lifelock until they were sued twice by the Feds for not living up to their agreements with the customer contract and with the Feds themselves. I locked all my credit reports and I got another one. If you want the service do your research.
There’s one other little known credit reporting agency that should be considered, Innovis.
Should be mentioned in one of those links, if not one of his other articles covers it.
Ok, I didn’t read the articles but few people know about them, so I always throw their name out there as well.
My wife has had it for yrs, seems happy, lol
I say fuck em, they crawled in bed with experian after the data breech, too convenient.
No Way! I have a credit freeze in place for more than 4 years, and the two times I've allowed access, Life Lock was silent.
Useless, but I still have it cause its crazy impossible to cancel
Useless, but I still have it cause its crazy impossible to cancel
I've had Norton for years.... It has worked OK... They should stick with their core business.
Norton AV...? Good luck if you ever want to uninstall... Ugh! Pretty much the only AV that craps-up your Windows registry worse than McAfee.
I had a lousy experience. Seemed liked a scam and definitely worthless to me....
dont know much about LifeLock...but apparently their CEO has had his identity stolen a dozen time..soooooo
www.wired.com
LifeLock CEO's Identity Stolen 13 Times
Apparently, when you publish your Social Security number prominently on your website and billboards, people take it as an invitation to steal your identity. LifeLock CEO Todd Davis, whose number is displayed in the company’s ubiquitous advertisements, has by now learned that lesson. He’s been a...
Not sure if it's the same, but I once put a fraud alert on mine and they call you to verify any time somebody tries to access the credit. I think you have to reset it each year or something.
