I still get about 5 credit card offers by mail and about the same number and about some on the ‘Net every week.

Trusted ID was supposed to stop this, but they have failed to do so.

I’ve been a Trusted ID customer for 2 years and finally cancelled and asked for a refund. In the 2 years with them I have opened 4 new major credit accounts (1 was online)—and not once was I asked to verify authenticity. Junk Mail offering Credit Cards still come to me. But Credit Reports only came once (after I complained)…and never again! My Fraud Alerts expired last NOV. 09 and they only informed me on MAR.’10 that they can no longer do this themselves. That means I paid them almost half-a-year for nothing! They offered to refund the rest of my year’s subscription but still I feel the 2 years I paid them was all for nothing…

I find it rather strange that no complaints are posted as the link said ” read both good & bad ” about Trustedid. Hmmmmm, probably workers of the company posting fake replies to boost the company.

Hey Jack, this is the administrator for this site, and just to set the record straight here…

It is true that all the comments/reviews for TrustedID are positive (so far), but if you look at other identity theft protection plans on this site you will see that not everyone has something warm and fuzzy to say about those.

I really like your blog and i respect your work. I’ll be a frequent visitor.

I’m not sure if other identity theft prevention services include this, but one really good thing about TrustedID is that all adults and children living at the same address are covered for their identity theft protection plan for just one low price. Even grandparents or whatever that are living with you are also included in the same identity protection plan too.

TrustedID really saved my ass last year when someone broke into our house and stole my computer and a lot of important documents. Now I’m a customer for life with Trustedid.

TrustedID gets my vote for the best and most comprehensive identity protection program. I used another one for about a year and didn’t feel they offered the same level of protection as TrustedID.

Trusted ID is actually less costly than what you show here because once you sign up, you get their TrustedID 2 month free trial. That brings the cost of their plan down to only $6.88 per month. It has been cheap insurance as far as I am concerned has been worth the peace of mind having this.

I started using TrustedID recently and I consider it to be cheap insurance against identity theft. In fact, they saved me recently from what would normally have been a very expensive mistake when I misplaced my credit card while on vacation.