Archive for the ‘LifeLock promotion code’ Category

St. Rita’s Medical Center patients’ info stolen

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

It would have been just another run of the mill car break in, except this particular violated car belongs to a home-health care employee from St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima, Ohio. In the car was a bag, and in the bag was the personal and medical information of 242 St. Rita’s patients.

So, what this means is that somewhere there is a cretin who is in possession of the patients’ names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, patient ID numbers. For some patients the identity theft threat is even greater because their Social Security numbers were also in the stolen bag. And for some, the privacy violation is even worse because their case managers’ and physician’s names and the details of their treatment were also stolen.

Let’s try to make something positive and hopeful of this, shall we? (more…)

LifeLock can even protect you from skeezy relatives

Monday, January 5th, 2009

I saw a news story today about a guy in Muncie, Ind. who’s been getting calls about late payments on his new Jeep Cherokee.

Yeah, I know, millions of people get calls like that every day. This guy’s calls are a little special, though, because he doesn’t own a Jeep Cherokee, but a favorite relative of his, Cory S. Kortman, just got a new Jeep Cherokee! Small world, huh? (more…)

Library of Congress executive plunders employee data for ID theft

Friday, December 12th, 2008

If you’re considering identity theft services, visit LifeLock.com to learn more about their strategies. Use the Life Lock promotion code “Defense”to get the lowest available price. LifeLock provides identity theft services to more than 1 million Americans. Read on to find out why you would benefit from it, too.

Employers know a lot more about you than you know about them. Anyone with access to your human resources file has your name, address, phone number, date of birth, Social Security number, place of birth, credit history, work history, salary history and physical description.

But who are these people who hold all that information about you? (more…)

Tips from Identity Theft Resource Center, and protection from LifeLock can keep you from becoming an identity theft victim this holiday season

Thursday, December 4th, 2008

LifeLock provides identity theft services to more than a million Americans. During this holiday season, it’s more important than ever that you stay alert to identity theft risks and do all you can to avoid becoming an identity theft victim.

Take common sense precautions and let LifeLock do the rest. Visit LifeLock.com to learn more about how Life Lock can help protect your credit, finances and reputation. Enroll using the LifeLock promotional code Defense for the best LifeLock value.

“City sidewalks, busy sidewalks
Dressed in holiday style
In the air there’s a feeling like Christmas
Children laughing, people passing
Meeting smile after smile
And on every street corner you hear …

“Ho, Ho, Holy @!*%, My Identity’s Been Stolen.”

That’s the title of a recent press release with tips for avoiding identity theft from the Identity Theft Resource Center, a nonprofit organization that works to raise awareness and educate consumers about ID theft. (more…)

The cost of LifeLock: What’s the value of your good credit?

Monday, November 24th, 2008

How much is your good credit worth? If an identity thief wrecked your credit without stealing a single penny, how much money does owe you?

That’s the question facing Brevard County Prosecutor Joseph Downing this week when he hears the identity theft case David Welch filed against Kevin Landivar. (more…)

ID theft a secondary risk after Hurricane Ike

Saturday, September 27th, 2008

Galveston and Houston residents returning to their hurricane-ravaged homes have been warned to watch for snakes and alligators. The same warning should be issued for residents still living in the shelters two weeks after Hurricane Ike.

Michael Scott Biles and Gregory Lewis have been arrested after visiting two shelters posing as recruiters for RDL Energy Inc., RDL, a local company, rovides contract workers for the oil industry. Job seekers at the shelters were instructed to complete an application, and attach a voided check so their paychecks could be direct-deposited. (more…)

The cost of LifeLock

Friday, February 29th, 2008

LifeLock’s usual price is $120 a year. Sometimes there’s even a promotion code available online that brings the cost of LifeLock down to $99 a year, and then they throw in an additional month for you and your kids, free. They’ll even set you up on a pay-by-the-month plan if that works better for you.

Most people would see that as a good value, considering all the service and protection that provides. Others call it a rip-off, and say that the services LifeLock provides—like credit reports or fraud alerts—can be had for free. And they’re correct, except for the key word “service.”

What LifeLock members pay for isn’t the credit report or the fraud alert; it’s the service of ordering the credit report for you. It’s the service of placing the fraud alerts, and then renewing them for you every 90 days. It’s the service of removing your name from junk mail and phone solicitation lists. And they do more than just those things. (more…)

Life Lock promo code

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

When you’re shopping for something based solely on price, you’re looking for a bargain. But when you’re shopping for identity theft protection, you need value–the best product at the best price. That’s Life Lock.

With the Life Lock promo code, you can save money while protecting your credit and good name from identity thieves. That Life Lock’s identity theft prevention service is the best in the industry makes it a good value. That their usual price is only $10 a month makes it an even better value. Using the promotion code to get a year of Life Lock’s superior service for only $8.25 a month: that’s not only a great value, that’s a great bargain. (more…)