Every year, millions of people become victims of identity theft. When cyber criminals strike, it’s hard to know what to do or where to turn. IDShield monitors your Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and online privacy from all angles, and if your identity is stolen, we provide full- service restoration to restore your identity to its pre-theft status. Here are just a few of the many ways IDShield can provide you with first class protection.
1. You spend any amount of time on the Internet.
2. You surf the web on public Wi-Fi networks.
3. Your device was hacked when you used public Wi-Fi in your favorite coffee shop.
4. You struggle to recall passwords for your different online accounts.
5. You use the same password for every account, thus endangering your security.
6. You know you need a password manager, but you don’t know which one to use.
7. You find out that a friend tagged you in a social media post with questionable content.
8. You wonder if you have shared too much personal info on your social media.
9. A volunteer organization turns down your application because of your bad social media reputation.
10. You have minor children and want to protect their social media privacy.
11. You need to be sure your minor children’s Social Security numbers are safe.
12. An identity thief stole your Social Security number and is posing as you.
13. You have online accounts that contain sensitive information, like medical or banking accounts.
14. You want to ensure that your medical reports remain private.
15. You receive medical bills for services you didn’t pay for.
16. You find out your banking accounts have been involved in fraudulent activity.
17. You wish you could review your credit score more often.
18. Your credit is impaired due to hackers illegally using your personal information.
19. A hacker used your name and details in a payday loan application.
20. A fraudulent sub-prime loan application was made using your financial information.
21. You just received an email about a purchase on your card, but you didn’t buy anything.
22. Your wallet is lost or stolen.
23. You know your credit/debit card is compromised, but you don’t know what to do next.
24. You want to check public records to make sure you are not misrepresented.
25. Your information has been compromised in a data breach.
26. You wonder if your stolen info is for sale on the Dark Web.
27. You find out that your phone number has been redirected for fraudulent purposes.
28. You keep receiving mailed packages that you didn’t order.
29. You begin finding bills and charges in your mail, but you did nothing to deserve them.
30. You haven’t received the mail that you expected, due to your address being stolen.
31. You haven’t moved, but you learn that a thief has changed your mailing address.
32. You clicked the link in a scam email and now your info may be compromised.
33. You gave your information to a telemarketer who may not be legitimate.
34. You want to receive alerts if a registered sex offender moves in nearby.
35. You want complete, multi-device protection against ransomware, hack attempts and more.
36. Your children browse the Internet, so you need parental controls to protect them.
37. You need a filter on your device to secure against dangerous websites or pop-ups.
38. You have many questions about identity theft, but nobody to answer them.
39. You need tips on how to keep your family’s identities safe from thieves.
40. You wish a specialist could give you unlimited consultation on protection against ID theft.
41. A thief stole your identity; you don’t know what to do next.
42. You’ve lost money trying to restore your identity after theft.
43. Your work supervisor is upset because you must spend work time trying to restore your stolen information.
44. A thief stole your identity years ago, but it still impacts you negatively.
45. You learn that an identity thief has committed a crime in your name.
46. You know your identity is compromised, but you don’t know where to start patching it up
47. You need a way to know immediately if your identity gets stolen.
48. You discover that your identity is stolen, but it’s too late at night to start calling for help.
49. To help with your stolen identity, you need a real person, not an automated voice.
50. You need total protection for your identity and the identities of your loved ones.