Identity DNA Review  

Identity DNA Review- Facts, Company Profile, Product Description, Benefits, Drawbacks, Customer Comments and Personal Review  

Facts & Company Profile 

Identity DNA ® is an identity theft protection service offered by InfoArmor ®.  The company is managed by Ross Mattis and offers a 360 degree privacy management solution.  The service is based out of Scottsdale, Arizona and is promoted through the website, identitydna.com.   

***For more information on two proven companies in this field, visit the Lifelock review or IDWatchdog review.*** 

Product Description 

IdentityDNA ® focuses on a complete identity theft prevention solution.  They first have clients create an identity blueprint ™ which has key identity information like SSN, Name, Address, Phone and Date of Birth.  This identity blueprint is then used to help their team monitor record databases of the top banks, lenders, retailers, and utilities, and Government for activities that could be fraud.  If any instances appear, you are sent fraud alerts.  Then, if needed, a privacy advocate ™ can help you resolve the issue or restore your identity.  Finally, they reduce the impact of identity theft by preventing pre-approved credit offers from going out, limiting junk mail, and stopping telemarketer phone calls.   

Benefits 

• Comprehensive service that extends beyond credit monitoring. 
• Cost is only $8.95 per month making it one of the slightly cheaper services in the niche. 

Drawbacks 

• Some services provide like telemarketing calls can just as easily be done by the customer by adding themselves to Do Not Call Lists. 
• Identity DNA ® System puts emphasis on you to take correction to address possible identity fraud.
• No true unique service being provided except ending telemarketing calls. 

Customer Comments 

• None found at this time. 

Personal Review

IdentityDNA® offers a good 360 degree protection service.  However, it does not seem to offer the same level of protection as some other companies.  Depending on your needs, services like the stop telemarketing calls may be of little value to you.  Also, I prefer recommending identity theft services that put more emphasis on the company to prevent fraud from occurring rather than putting onus on the customer.  However, if you would like to visit the company’s website, here is a link to it: www.identitydna.com. 

***For more information on two proven companies in this field, visit the Lifelock review or IDWatchdog review.***