IDShield Identity Theft Protection Service Review
IDShield offers a service that provides identity restoration guarantees and up to $3 million in identity theft insurance. This review examines their plans, features, and overall value. Updated on September 27, 2024.
Table of Contents
- Who should use IDShield theft protection?
- What identity theft plans does IDShield offer?
- IDShield identity theft protection products compared
- What’s it like to use IDShield ID Theft Protection?
- Other notable features
- How does IDShield’s identity restoration service work?
- Is IDShield’s three credit bureau monitoring worth the price?
- Is IDShield’s identity theft protection right for me?
Who Should Use IDShield?
This section will delve into the target audience for IDShield’s services.
IDShield Identity Theft Plans
This section will explore the various identity theft plans offered by IDShield.
IDShield Products Compared
This section presents a comparison of IDShield’s product offerings
How IDShield Works
This section will describe the user experience with IDShield ID Theft Protection.
Notable Features
This section will provide a comprehensive overview of IDShield’s notable features.
Restoration Service
This section will examine how IDShield’s identity restoration service functions, aiming to restore a user’s identity.
Credit Monitoring Value
This section will determine whether the three credit bureau monitoring provided by IDShield is a worthwhile investment.
Is IDShield Right for You?
This section will assist readers in deciding if IDShield’s identity theft protection is suitable for their needs.
About Our Experts
Danni Santana, Editor Danni Santana has spent seven years as an editor and business journalist covering industries like sports, retail, restaurants, and now personal finance. Most recently he worked as a retail editor at Business Insider. He is a graduate of the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. His interests outside of journalism include running, cooking, playing video games, and collecting sneakers.
Courtney Johnston, Senior Editor Courtney Johnston is a senior editor leading the CNET Money team. Passionate about financial literacy and inclusion, she has a decade of experience as a freelance journalist covering policy, financial news, real estate, and investing. She is a New Jersey native and graduated with an M.A. in English Literature and Professional Writing from the University of Indianapolis, where she also worked as a graduate writing instructor.
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