We're a Countrywide Victim!

I can't believe it's been 2 weeks since I last posted. I've been busy working with the California Crime Victims Coalition and traveling on the road.

A lot has happened since my last post. My wife received a letter from Countrywide stating that her private information had been sold by an employee and offered to pay for 2 years of Experian's Triple Advantage credit monitoring service. According to their website, (click here to see for yourself) Experian only charges $14.95/month to monitor your credit. The product that I use and recommend is Identity Theft Shield by Kroll. They not only monitor your credit, they do the restoration for you if you should become a victim of Id Theft.

And they only charge $15.95/month for both you and your significant other as a standalone service. If you obtain the Id Theft Shield with a Prepaid Legal plan it is only $12.95/month. This is the best way to go because you will need a lawyer if your Id is compromised.

Anyway, I called Countrywide and told them that I currently had better protection with Kroll and had to go up through their chain of command to get them to pay for my current Id Theft service.

At least I was told that someone would call me in a day or two. Been 7 days now and no call yet. That is a good example of Countrywide's NO customer service plan. I'm glad I don't use them anymore.

To learn more about Identity Theft and what to do if you are a victim, visit www.StopIdTheftCrime.com and subscribe to the newsletter to obtain your free 46 page eBook "Fighting Back Against Identity Theft".

Remember, estimates are that every 2-4 seconds an Identity is compromised. Why take chances? Why not protect yourself and your loved ones with the best suite of services provided (including restoration) by the best NYSE company in the field? Educate yourself and visit the shameless plug below or call me at (909) 208-3728!

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2 Million More Victims of Id Theft?

Countrywide warns of possible identity theft
Contributor: Kerry Kavanaugh
Email: kkavanaugh@abcactionnews.com

Tarpon Springs, FL---Countrywide Financial is mailing out notices to customers telling them their personal information may have been stolen. "This morning I go and get my mail and freaked out” says Tammy Levent of Tarpon Springs. Her mortgage is financed through Countrywide.

Levent received a letter in the mail explaining her identity may have been compromised.

In the letter Countrywide says that a now former countrywide employee may have sold unauthorized personal information to a third party. "Could it be in this country, in another part of the world? You don't know where it's been sold” Levent says. She’s one of two million people getting the letter this week. (Full text at www.abcactionnews.com)

To learn more about Identity Theft and what to do if you are a victim, visit www.StopIdTheftCrime.com and subscribe to the newsletter to obtain your free 46 page eBook "Fighting Back Against Identity Theft".

Remember, estimates are that every 2-4 seconds an Identity is compromised. Why take chances? Why not protect yourself and your loved ones with the best suite of services provided (including restoration) by the best NYSE company in the field? Educate yourself and visit the shameless plug below or call me at (909) 208-3728!

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