PRIVACY WARNING
For a privacy protection service, they're pretty loose with private info. When you sign up, they mail you login info. The letter contains all information needed to log in. maria456 reports that she received her envelope unsealed. My (Zhentar) envelope was sealed, but it contained two sheets; I now have the log in information for a total stranger. I'm not sure how much information this would allow someone access to (credit reports require a seperate log in), but it doesn't exactly instill confidence in their security.
Key Bank has a similar deal, except there are no promo codes, and the sign up page doesn't mention any particular type of credit card.
$12.95/month for yourself
$17.95/month for you "and your spouse" Deal still good as of 6/30/2008
(30 day trial period for $1)
Key Bank Privacy Matters
Update from kittenmittens:
"Keybank has a paper shredder offer too but it's got a hand-crank. Electricity is for the weak! For Keybank the info comes through the mail but you can call a day or two after signing up and get your customer number."
Combining NatCity and Key Bank from ChumChurum:
"I was able to sign-up both for NatlCity Identity and KeyBank Privacy Matters. The trick is to sign up using two different people, e.g. NatlCity for husband and KeyBank for wife.
Once you have a Member ID, you can pull the credit of the other person. So:
KeyBank Member ID X (under wife's name):
- KeyBank Credit Report account for wife,
- KeyBank Credit Report account for husband,
NatlCity IP Member ID Y (under husband's name):
- NC IP account for wife,
- NC IP account for husband."
Note: Unconfirmed whether KeyBank and NatCity generate unique inquiries. If someone can confirm, feel free to update the QS.
Update: I can confirm that KeyBank and NatCity generate unique inquiries on EQ. However, KeyBank's inquiry is identical to tru3credit.com's on EQ. Not sure about TU yet.
, lhendricks, Good post, I'll check it out. Please let me know if you are successful in daily pulls.
