IdentityForce

One company gave me a warning about my payment never being received in a timely manner. I researched the billing, finding two receipts from some months back in the bottom of a folder. Sure enough, no one from the company had sent me a bill for some months (or I might have noticed that the bill was not paid when I looked for the receipts). The person representing the company proceeded to tell me that they had received a returned bill with this note on it: Return to sender, not at this address. I told them that, most probably, someone at my apartments had received my bill in-error, sending it back to the company by noting RTS-NATA on it.

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!

Updated on 09/21/2019: Our experience with Identityforce have been good. Ever since we've got protection my husband and I do feel protected because we get emails from them. Let me know what's going on. When I had any questions or concerns I'm able to call them and get resolution I have been. Thank you.

This is the third identity theft protection company I have subscribed to over a ten year period. I find Identity Force an excellent provider of monitoring and security. I feel safe with them on my side. The only reason I did not give a 5-Star is because (for me) I find the website not very intuitive and the info required to set up initially is a real pain. Their service is great, but their website needs some work.

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.

Certainly it was easy to enroll my numbers. However, while it was easy to enroll, I seem to have had this account for a year without really knowing about it. It was only while receiving an email for renewal that I enquired.

I contacted Identity Force from information I received from my bank, Tinker Federal Credit Union. Kelly helped me with my application. I found the application to be user friendly and I completed it with ease.

I ignore IdentityForce emails, since I don't care about the most common events: payments to a credit card (which trigger the transaction limit alert), and sex offender registrations. I haven't found a way to turn those notifications off. The overall experience is still a benefit, but the common useless notifications make me worry that I'll miss an important one.

I spoke with Kelly earlier and she answered all my questions. I called back today and asked for her. She quickly took my payment and set me up for the emails. She stayed on the phone to confirm that I got the emails and then she asked if I had any further questions. I replied No and she said that a live agent would be around to answer any questions, if I had any with the enrollment process. She was professional and friendly.

I do not understand how to improve my credit scores. I always pay on time and do not carry debt. I pay off credit cards in full every month. It seems my credit score should be higher. I do not understand your instructions or format for improving the score. I also wanted to add my mother who passed because I am concerned my ex may try to tap into her credit.