Enough with all the sensationalized bad news about identity theft, data breaches and the rotten economy. Here’s some news you can use; in fact it’s news you can use to protect yourself from all of the above.
Consider spending $9 a month to sign up with LifeLock and they’ll help you protect your credit and reduce the likelihood that desperate identity thieves will steal your identity. LifeLock is the choice of nearly 1.5 million Americans, making them a leader in identity theft services.
Visit LifeLock.com and use the LifeLock promo code DEFENSE. With that code you also get 30 days of free service. At the end of the 30-day free period, your card will be automatically billed $9 monthly unless you cancel within that first 30-day period. You can cancel anytime without penalty by calling 1-800-LIFELOCK. This offer is for new LifeLock members only.
So, if you’re trying to save money, why is LifeLock worth $9 a month? Here’s what you get for your money:
- Fraud alerts (if necessary), initial placement and 90-day renewals
- Annual credit reports from all three credit reporting agencies
- Pre-approved credit offers blocked
- WalletLock™, helps you replace official government and financial documents if wallet is lost or stolen
- eRecon™, scours websites for the sale or trading of your personal information
- TrueAddress™, notifies you if any new address information appears with your name in nationwide address databases
If you decide not to sign up, what else can you get for $9?
- 12 fake cockroaches (Gags and Goods)
- Istanbul city guide (Borders)
- Toilet paper holder (Home Depot)
- Cow creamer (Bed Bath and Beyond)
- Puppy wee-wee pads (Petco)
- Nose, ear and feet hair trimmer (WalMart)
- 2 lattes (Starbucks)
- Lucky St. Patrick’s Day feather boa (Spencer’s)
- World Adult Kickball Association official kickball (Sports Authority)
- Sumo wrestler facial expressions mug in Japanese (Uncommon Goods)
- Marvel Wolverine notepad holder (Toys”R”Us)
- 1 movie ticket (in some cities)
LMAO! Thanks for the laugh and the nudge. I’ve been thinking about signing up for a couple years. You got me.
I’ll sign up when my new yorkie is housebroken. in the meantime my money si going to wee-wee pads. there’ve been so many data breaches though i’m thinking of jsut letting him pee on the floor!