IdentityForce Reviews

There’s no shortage of monitoring capabilities from IdentityForce. Bank alerts allow you to be notified if there’s been a charge, transfer, or withdrawal over a certain limit that you decide. Similarly, IdentityForce also checks investments like your 401(k) for unusual transfers or withdrawals. IdentityForce monitors for signs of fraud by checking for any address change requests, your medical benefits, court records for your personal details, and the dark web for traces of your personal data. If any of these things are discovered, you’ll be notified right away.

To take your credit monitoring further, it would be wise to sign up for IdentityForce’s UltraSecure+Credit package. You’ll have daily credit monitoring of all three credit bureaus as well as reports and scores. There’s a credit score simulator to allow you to weigh future financial decisions and how they might affect your credit score.

IdentityForce goes beyond the basics you’re likely to see from most of its rivals. There’s mobile attack control which warns you if you have any rogue apps installed, alerts you about spyware, and notifies you if you’re using an unsecure Wi-Fi connection. There’s protection for your PC too, with anti-phishing and anti-keylogger software provided. Finally, IdentityForce can monitor your social media output to inform you of any inappropriate posts.

Recovery

What can IdentityForce do for you in the event you fall victim to identity theft? IdentityForce provides 24/7 toll-free support so you’ll have an expert ready to help you immediately. Not only will you get help with identity restoration, but IdentityForce’s specialists will help you by filling out paperwork and making calls to alleviate the stress of recovering all your accounts and saving you a lot of time. Like most other identity theft protection services, IdentityForce offers up to $1 million in compensation for stolen funds.

Specialized care

Whether you need protection for yourself, your family, or your business, there’s an IdentityForce solution for you. Families can benefit from IdentityForce’s ChildWatch service, which includes identity and social security monitoring for your children as well.

IdentityForce also provides specialist identity theft protection for businesses. You’ll have to contact the IdentityForce team for more information about the services and pricing it provides as business packages are set up for each business’s unique circumstances.

IdentityForce’s pricing is divided into two tiers with the option of paying in monthly installments or for a full year’s worth of coverage. Paying yearly means your overall cost will be reduced, so to get IdentityForce for the best price means choosing the UltraSecure subscription and paying a yearly fee of $179.90, which works out to just $14.99 per month – cheaper than subscribing monthly at the cost $17.99.

If you want to add the credit score features, then naturally you’ll have to pay a little more for UltraSecure+Credit. Credit score monitoring and reports works out to $23.99 a month, or $19.99 per month ($239.90 per year) if you choose to pay yearly. One thing to remember is that subscriptions automatically renew, so make sure you call IdentityForce if you don’t want to continue the service. In fact, you can cancel at any time and get a refund for the remainder of your subscription. Of course, cancellation will be the last thing on your mind if you’ve taken full advantage of IdentityForce’s free 14-day trial.

Identity fraudsters don’t necessarily work business hours, so an attack could happen at any time. IdentityForce has that covered: it offers 24/7 support via phone and email. You can also reach customer support on the regularly updated IdentityForce Facebook and Twitter pages.

Exploring the IdentityForce website will make you feel like an identity theft expert in no time. The site provides a massive amount of content to go through, with eBooks, quizzes, and webinars being just a small selection of the resources offered. On top of that, there’s a helpful FAQ section and a regularly updated blog providing news on the latest data breaches and cyber security information.