Credit Monitoring

Your credit report is constantly changing - stay informed & guard against identity fraud

With credit monitoring you will recieve:

• Knowledge - Ongoing access to your report

• Protection - Complete identity theft protection with weekly fraud watch emails

• Convenience - Toll-free credit specialists

• Regular online access to your credit report with analytical tools.

• Complete identity theft protection with weekly fraud-watch

• emails and updates to your credit report.
  Toll-free, easy access to credit specialists with fraud
  resolution service. Cancel anytime if not satisfied.
  
  

Weekly Fraud-Watch Emails

Receive weekly email alerts to changes in your report
Immediately find out about credit report changes including fraudulent activity, new inquiries, new accounts, late payments, and more

You'll always be on top of what's happening with your credit.

You'll know about changes such as:

• Fraudulent activity
• New inquiries
• New accounts opened in your name
• Late payments
• Improvements in your report
• Bankruptcies and other public records
• New addresses
• New employers
  
  

On-going Access to Your Credit Report

Receive a brand new credit report four times per year
Reports are easy-to-read with color graphics and free interactive guide

NEW! Fraud Resolution Services

Should you become a victim of identity theft, you are provided you with Fraud Resolution services to assist you in the recovery of financial and credit losses.

You will be assisted in the recovery of financial and credit losses if you are a victim of a hacker or have had your identity stolen.

If you are a victim of online or offline identity theft you will have help you document the damage, report the incident to the appropriate financial and government agencies, and compile and organize the proper paperwork to help you restore your accounts.

These services include:

• Investigate the transfer of funds from account to payee;
  
• Compile and organize the paperwork to help you document the hacker attack or identity fraud;
  Inform credit bureaus of the fraudulent transaction(s) and place a fraud alert with credit bureaus (if desired);
  
• Notify the three major credit bureaus, all of your creditors, all financial institutions at which you maintain accounts, and all of your utility providers of the identity fraud;
  
• Run a credit check and review your credit record to determine accuracy and potential areas for fraud;
  
• Help you order a copy of your Social Security Personal Earnings and Benefits Statement, and check it for accuracy;
  
• Provide information to appropriate government agencies;
  
• Research and investigate potential damage to your identity, (e.g. run lien, judgment, investment and criminal searches to determine extent of damage to you);
  
• Provide you with a list of attorneys who may be in a position to help you. You must select your own attorney and you and your attorney must establish the terms of the relationship between you and the attorney;
  
• Obtain access to support groups that help victims of identity fraud, where available;
  
• Other assistance as PromiseMark might reasonably be able to offer you on a case by case basis.
  
  

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