Comments by RBSidentity
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November 21, 2009
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Posted on September 29 at 4:32 a.m.
My only point is there does need to be some verification otherwise the stats for ID Theft in the state would be the highest in the country. This is a requirement in most other states. Also, in reference to some comments on certain companies that LOCK your credit. Beware first of all it is FREE and still is in KS to do without verification of your identity being stolen. You should never pay for this service and several companies offer it as a free service. It is simply a letter mailed every 90 days that states you think you are going to become a victim of identity theft and you request your 90 day fraud alert be renewed. Do this four times a year and don't pay $100+ per year per adult for what cost them under a buck. Wake up and read the fine print as well as between the lines.
www.myidback.com
www.idcure.com
www.truecredit.com
www.experian.com
www.equifax.com
all have links to accomplish this for free and two of the five will do it for you.
RBSIdentity-Kevin Duncan, CEO
On Kansans barred from theft protection