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[slowday444]

That is the only reason I uninstalled Online Armor and installed it yesterday. The link which is accessed from "Identity Protection" in the GUI was down all day so I went back to a snapshot before installing ZA. If the link is working I can go back to the snapshot with ZA. For whatever reason, I did much the same thing last year, received the free license and never used it, but don't recall why.

[hazelnut]

Seen a post on another forum which said the link wasn't working for them either.

Not sure if I'd want to give a company all these details and ask them to look after them for me.

''Report on changes to your public record profiles including: addresses of owned property, children's names and schools and other assets''

http://www.identityg...m/tpwithza.aspx

I realise you are using the free one of this service which I suppose just means you give them less info to monitor.

[slowday444]

hazelnut, on Oct 15 2009, 02:11 AM, said:

Seen a post on another forum which said the link wasn't working for them either.

Not sure if I'd want to give a company all these details and ask them to look after them for me.

''Report on changes to your public record profiles including: addresses of owned property, children's names and schools and other assets''

http://www.identityg...m/tpwithza.aspx

I realise you are using the free one of this service which I suppose just means you give them less info to monitor.

Thank you hazelnut! Actually, services like this in the US are quite useful now days. If someone attempts to open a credit card, take out a loan, etc., using your ID, there would have to be a credit check. These services would alert you that such and such is checking your credit so you would know that someone has stolen your identity. That is the gist of it. Another point is these bureaus already have your personal information anyway. I guess it's a moot point now though since the link doesn't work!