How can I confirm that no one else is using my Social Security number?
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June 3rd, 2007
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I wouldn't trust anything short of an official government office (ssa.gov) or your own bank for financial information. There are some independent ID-monitoring services out there that are more shady than you know (ie. idwatch.com). I haven't seen any indication that they do anything besides pulling a couple regular public records reports and sending them to you for a high monthly fee. Be careful.
I would suggest a company who’s commercial I saw on TV, LifeLock. LifeLock prevents ID theft. Most companies do nothing to prevent anyone from using your personal information, but instead give you a policy to provide “some” financial coverage if you become a victim. What’s also nice is that LifeLock has an exclusive $1,000,000 Guarantee.
Give me your social security number and I will check. LOL
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