Identity Theft Protection Services

With identity theft crimes on the rise, many professional companies are offering security services to help safeguard your privacy.

You can try adopting a D-I-Y approach when it comes to securing your confidential information but how do you know if you've covered all the bases?

That's why we always advise our visitors to take up a professional identity theft protection service so they can sleep better at night. It's true, you do feel more secured and have peace of mind knowing someone is taking care of your privacy in a professional manner.

Below are some of the many companies we've found to enjoy high member subscription rate and popularity.

LifeLock Inc.

LifeLock is one of the biggest identity theft protection company in the world and has been serving both the individual and commercial consumers for over three years. In the beginning of 2007, they teamed up with The Rush Limbaugh Show on a high profile campaign to raise awareness of identity theft among the general public.

LifeLock was also America's first identity theft prevention company that maintains active alerts with the three major credit bureaus for as little as $10 a month. What they do is making sure your information is useless to anyone who steals them. They are also backing up their service with $1,000,000 to fix rectify any mess should a client is ever compromised.

Located in a secure facility in Tempe, Arizona, LifeLock is a private company registered with Dun & Bradstreet, Verisign, ScanAlert HackerSafe, and the BBBOnline Reliability Program, and is a corporate sponsor of the National Crime Prevention Council. Click here for more information on LifeLock.

Debix.com

Founded by Bo Holland in 2004, Debix developed and operates the first national Identity Protection Network dedicated to protecting individuals and organizations from identity fraud.

An experienced management team and renowned Advisory Board give Debix a strong advantage in delivering exceptional identity fraud prevention solutions.

For $99, Debix will call and alert you when fraudsters try to open a new loan account in your name.