LifeLock Now Offering Free Classes about Identity Theft
January 16, 2009 – 3:17 pm
LifeLock has proved themselves by being the leader in identity theft protection. LifeLock continues to set the standard by announcing it will be providing free seminars about identity theft to groups nationwide. The seminars will be featuring Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists who will cover a large range of issues. The topics discussed apply not only to businessmen and law enforcement agencies but also to senior citizens, high school students and college students.
LifeLock is dedicated not only to providing a great service and protecting people from identity theft but also educating consumers to lessen the risk of an identity theft. If you have a social security number then you are at risk of an identity theft. Identity theft has become the number one crime in the nation and it’s only going to get worse in the up and coming years. As the economy takes a turn for the worst experts project that identity theft will increase.
Don’t be the one of the millions of people that has their identity stolen in the next year. Take charge of the situation and get a LifeLock membership so LifeLock can help protect you from the financial burden of an identity theft. You can get a discount on a LifeLock membership using our promotion code, Defense. Don’t wait till it’s too late get your membership today.
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3 Responses to “LifeLock Now Offering Free Classes about Identity Theft”
This sounds like a great idea. Do you have any more information on where or when classes like these will be starting? We’ve began offering credit building seminars and classes to our teenagers and ID theft prevention would be a great addition.
By James Pullman on Jan 28, 2009
I think it’s great that LifeLock is providing these classes. I don’t know why other companies don’t do things like this for the community.
By Sevigny on Feb 11, 2009
I would like to receive information on how I can become involved in being an advocate for Seniors in teaching them the dangers of Identity theft. I have been a member of LifeLock since my Social Security number was comprised through a Phishing e-mail. I thought I knew how to protect myself through such scams and was surprised to find that I am not as smart as I thought I was when it comes to Identity Theft. How can I get involved; I would love to start with my church members.
Buel Warden
By Buel Warden on Feb 21, 2009