IdentitySweep protects college students from identity theft

IdentitySweep, the cutting-edge identity fraud detection technology that scans billions of public records for suspicious activity associated with identity fraud, announced their protection plan for students putting their Social Security Number at risk.

As the school year starts, forms, paperwork, and countless other documents will have to be filled out with Social Security Numbers. As schools continue to use SSN’s as a student’s ID number, the growing concern among parents and students alike has prompted IdentitySweep to step into action. With IdentitySweep, student’s personal information is being scoured and monitored at all times. This allows for the students to keep their minds open for learning, instead of worrying about the safety of their identity.

"The number of times that one has to write their Social Security Number at the start of college is mindboggling," says Pat Dane, Chief Revenue Officer for MyPublicInfo. "The number of predators out there looking for clean and clear credit is overwhelming. With IdentitySweep, college students can keep peace of mind while they excel into excellence."

IdentitySweep provides its users with a "risk score" that accurately measures how much and how long personal information might be compromised. Additionally, IdentitySweep comes with a zero deductible $25,000 ID Theft Insurance policy that reimburses the consumer for most out-of-pocket expenses from an identity breach, including lost wages. Finally, IdentitySweep offers "Recovery Butler," the industry's most comprehensive recovery service. This includes filling out all forms and documents, notifying all three credit bureaus, placing fraud alerts, and ordering hard copy credit reports for Identity Theft victims, along with assisting the victim in reviewing their credit files for accuracy.