IdentityForce

When the government's Office of Personnel Management (OPM) provided me with my first identity monitoring service after they lost my incredibly sensitive information in the 2015 OPM hack, it was like being 16 and inheriting family's '87 Ford Festiva when you get home from the DMV - it's totally awesome because you have a mobile enclosure with four wheels! But then, when I signed up for IdentityForce (IDForce) a couple of years later, I traded up for a 2020 Cadillac XT6 - I never knew how much of a lemon the Festiva was!

The service seems good although I will not really know until they find something. That would be the proof that it really works. Odd isn't it that the only way to know for sure is if they actually catch a problem. I'd rather there were no problems.

IdentityForce has been monitoring my credit, email address, our neighborhood safety, and many other things for a couple of years. I like it because they stay on top of everything and keep me posted about anything fishy. I know they're on the ball because I applied for a new credit card and that same day, received an alert that someone was checking my credit with the 3 credit agencies. Some of the alerts have been things I didn't really need, BUT better to have too many than for something to be missed. Identity Force also sends sex offender alerts and we are able to check our own neighborhood for those criminals.

After my CPA informed me that somebody else took my tax returns from the IRS, I panicked, feeling violated and vulnerable knowing that someone has enough personal info of me that they can take my $$, and probably anything else. After a month of studying the different companies, IdentityForce was hands down the most comprehensive and cheaper than most. After signing on I had many questions on the site operations and more, every time I called I was met by friendly, professional and informative people. It's been 8 months now, every transition of my digital self is alerted to me, and I feel very at ease. I will be remaining here for a very long time, unless the world changes.

I've had this service for two years now and I like having it just for the peace of mind. The "just in case" factor. However, I think it's rather expensive and there's times where I have notifications set up for different accounts and I don't get any notifications. Luckily, it's always been me who's applying for a credit card or spending a larger amount of money, but if somebody is trying to steal my identity or use my cards, I'd only know if I looked at my banking information. Overall, I feel comfortable paying for this service because if something does happen, they can help you get everything back on track. To me, that's worth keeping the service.

I bought Identity Force after my purse was stolen with not only my credit cards and license but also my young children's social security cards. I chose Identity Force because it was the only identity protection company that would also monitor my children's identities. I am very happy with the protection it offers. I get regular updates on my credit, use of my email and passwords on the web and dark web, and notification when convicted sex offenders move into my neighborhood. I also have the security of knowing my children's social security numbers are being monitored for fraud.

The reason for this impression is that immediately upon learning that there was an error in my information, it was promptly taken care of and I was notified. I appreciate this type of service and look forward to the service that is required. I trust that I can rest easy that my identity will be carefully monitored and if necessary, protected.

Enrollment was simple and fast. The form was concise and to the point. It took me very little time for fill out the form. This site was recommended to me by the United States Department of State due to major problems with the United States Postal Service.

Congratulations, you did the truly impossible. Your customer service is even worse than mobile phone and moving companies. If I could give you zero stars, I would. You even have rules for writing in this stupid box. When I called customer service I was put on hold but when I called the sales line I got right through to someone. Typical.

Representing Chris made me feel a whole lot better knowing my identity will be well monitored. The membership fee is affordable and well worth your personal protection. They monitor your credit, licenses, and all your identifications. Thank you.