Q: My wife and I have all the accounts and credit cards, etc. in combined accounts. Can we register as a family for your service or do we need separate memberships with you
A: Although you and your wife credit cards and shares other accounts, you need your identity protected separately. Identity theft in its purest definition is stealing the identity of a person for personal purposes, and not just the theft of your credit cards or money in your bank account. Because you are two different people with two different Social Security numbers and other personal information only, it is possible for thieves to use each of your identities for fraudulent activity. The most common type of identity theft using a person's information to open new credit lines or loans in your name, but your identity can also be used for fraud Social Security and many other theft.
One of the easiest ways to help protect your identity is to subscribe to a protection service against identity theft. Trusted ID has a family plan that covers all people living at the same address, so that you and your wife would be protected. The plan IDEssentials trusted family identity is only $ 20 / month and even offers a free 14-day trial. Trusted ID has 3 credit monitoring office, registration credit ratings, scanning your personal information on the Internet and public folders, anti-virus and a bunch of other software features.