Frequently Asked Questions
I placed an order for new checks from my bank and the delivery was lost in the mail. The bank has assured me that those checks cannot be used, but I am still uncomfortable that my personal and financial information is out there somewhere. How can I be sure my assets stay safe?
Check fraud can occur even if individual checks are invalidated. Personal checks include the name and routing number of your bank, your bank account number, and often your full name and address – all the information thieves need to gain access to your bank and financial records.
If you do nothing to protect yourself, it could take days or even years before you realize you have been victimized by financial fraud. Traditional reporting methods, such as fraud alerts and credit reporting, may eventually notify you of fraudulent activity, but by then damage to your credit and financial security will already be done.
You need to take action now. Only through early detection of potential misuse can you stop fraud before it occurs. This is where IdentityTruth comes in.
IdentityTruth uses advanced technology to search billions of data points tracking your personal data and detecting suspicious activity. We will alert you if suspicious activity is identified, and we'll give you suggestions on specific steps you can take to manage – and safeguard – your identity. If you need it, we can give you expert advice on resolving identity theft.
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