Identity Theft Resolution
Whether it is the unauthorized or attempted use of your credit cards or bank accounts or the misuse of your personal information, identity theft can lead to serious financial and legal problems. If you are facing issues with identity theft, you can access an Identity Theft Resolution service which provides education on how to prevent identity theft and guidance to help restore your credit if you have an issue.
Receive one free 60-minute telephone consultation with a Fraud Resolution Specialist™ (FRS) per issue, per year. The FRS will answer your questions and give you the direction and tools you need to start resolving the fraud issues. You also have the option to purchase resolution services on a self-paid basis and have the company work under power of attorney until all issues are resolved.
Key Features
A Fraud Resolution Specialist will:
- Provide you with an ID Theft Emergency Response Kit
- Assist with completing and submitting a Uniform ID Theft Affidavit to the proper authorities, Credit Reporting Agencies and creditors
- Provide fraudulent account forms or letters to itemize each fraudulent occurrence
- Obtain a free copy of your credit report
- Report fraudulent activity and notify local and Federal authorities and creditor fraud departments
- Place a fraud alert and/or credit freeze (if allowed by State law) on your credit file
On-Demand Identity Protection Video Resources
Gain essential knowledge to defend against ID theft with comprehensive, AI-enhanced videos that break down evolving threats and provide proactive steps for digital security.
Avoiding Holiday Shopping Fraud
Huge sales, must-have gifts, and rushing for last-minute items have become too familiar. When holiday shopping between stores, we often let our guard down and can accidentally expose personal financial information. In this video, we will discuss how to prevent fraudsters from using your shopping to their benefit.
Avoiding Tax Filing Fraud
Tax filing can expose a substantial amount of personal information – annual income, retirement plans, and a Social Security number, to name a few. Data thieves are looking to prey on this “gold mine” of information and sell it on the dark web. In this video, we will discuss the warning signs of tax-related fraud and share tips on safely filing your taxes.
Data Breach Education
We hear about data breaches all the time – another company is breached; another card scanner is hacked – but these news headlines can also affect our personal lives. The more we’re desensitized to its reality, the more of a chance we are to be impacted by one. In this video, we will discuss how to evaluate the severity of data breaches and how to protect personal information.
Detecting and Avoiding Scams
A worrisome trend has emerged; 50% of EAP identity theft calls have been related to bank account and device access scams. These scams not only give thieves the ability to access your financial accounts, but they also steal your money. In this class, you will learn how to detect and avoid these scams and outline measures you can take in order to protect your financial assets.
Identity Theft Protection 101
In today’s digital world, someone becomes a victim of identity theft every two seconds. This video will share tips on how to build a wall of defense against identity thieves and how to lessen the impact when victimized. Together, let’s pull back the curtain and reveal how
fraudsters attempt to steal our data.
Social Media Privacy
Social media is designed to share information – photos, articles, thoughts – with other people. It’s time to reconsider how safe it is to share your private information on public platforms. In this video, we will discuss how oversharing can endanger personal and financial safety.