Free Identity Theft Protection from SuzeOrman.com

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SuzeOrman.com and TrustedID are offering 12 months of free identity theft protection valid through Thursday, June 10, 2010. (update: looks like it ended update2: back up with new link). It appears help you place fraud alerts on your credit files, monitor for signs of your personal data on the internet, and offer some monetary compensation in case you are a victim.

I’m having some server problems and also being hit with some sort of spambot, so sorry for the lack of details and a better post. Please leave a comment about any relevant details I am missing. You’ll need to provide your Social Security number for the ID protection.

Here is the press release. Thanks to reader Elin for the tip!

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Comments

  1. I always thought these kind of services should be provided to us by the credit bureaus free of charge.

  2. The sign up period was extended by 24 hours. you can still try till midnight EDT tonight.

  3. Are people getting their emails right away? I signed up about 10 hours ago and haven’t gotten anything.

  4. I haven’t gotten my e-mail yet, either.

    Looks like the deal is over…

  5. Well, I signed before COB, but still no email in the morning today.

  6. I got my confirmation email this morning. It stated that “Suze Orman is extending the offer of free protection to friends and family. Just share this link – suzeidp.trustedid.com/offer Offer valid through Thursday, June 10, 2010.”

  7. MakingItWorkNJ says

    Here’s the stuff I got. After I saw American Greed on CNBC this past weekend about how Meth Addicts are the biggest identity thieves on the planet, I was seriously considering an ID Theft protection services. Now I have one for free for 12 months! 🙂

    Hurry up and use Bill’s link though!

    ——————————————————–

    Congratulations.You have completed the first step to setting up your new identity protection. Next, you will receive an email with detailed instructions on how to set up your password and then take full advantage of this new service from Suze Orman and TrustedID.
    Order Confirmation
    Product Price
    Suze Orman’s ID Protector – 12 Month Coverage FREE

    Please Note: It may take up to 72 hours to receive your instruction email, due to the popularity of this service. If you do not receive an email within 72 hours, please remember to check your “spam” or “junk” folder.

  8. I got my email in the morning too. Bill is right; there is an additional offer for Friends and Family suzeidp.trustedid.com/offer/ till end of Thursday.

  9. Still no e-mail for me… but thanks for the new link!

  10. Thanks. It does say after the sign up that:

    Please Note: It may take up to 72 hours to receive your instruction email, due to the popularity of this service. If you do not receive an email within 72 hours, please remember to check your “spam” or “junk” folder.

  11. MakingItWorkNJ says

    I am now signed up. I got my e-mail yesterday and followed the link. I have my major credit cards and my debit card monitored. Hopefully I am safe… 🙂 but for the price, I can’t complain.

    I don’t plan on using fraud alerts because I do want to sign up for credit sometime in the future. I will know if an inquiry has been on my credit reports, so I’m not too concerned.

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