InfoArmor Features
Already discussed earlier are the prices of InfoArmor subscriptions with individual coverage costing $14.95 a month or $149.95 annually, while family coverage costs $24.95 a month and $249.95 annually. Now, here is a quick look at a few notable features that you can expect to get with InfoArmor.
WalletArmor: This feature offer three useful tools in protecting you for instances where you lose your wallet. They offer an online vault to store e-documents, credit card and account information, a lost wallet replacement service to help you cancel and replace all your lost cards and they also monitor the Underground Internet for any usage on your cards.
SocialArmor: Social Media feeds such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram are monitored for reputational damage such as racist, violent, derogatory, vulgar or any inappropriate comments.
CreditArmor: Gain access to your annual credit report, monthly credit scores and easy monitoring of your credit file making it easy for your to keep track of your credit.
InfoArmor Customer Support
InfoArmor customer support is simple and very effective as they offer telephone, email and FAQ support. Learn about all the common concerns and get resolution right on the spot through their on-site FAQ section. You can also get in touch with support representatives 24/7/365 via their toll-free number and email address. InfoArmor also provides their corporate office address if you want to mail in any concerns or comments.
For Companies As Well
InfoArmor also offers their services to companies as well so companies would be able to provide identity theft protection as a benefit to all their employees. This can easily be integrated into an employer’s benefit package as InfoArmor provides fair collateral, open enrollment packages, pre-enrollment emails, intranet content and more useful features. Once the employee is enrolled in the service, InfoArmor sends a welcome email on the effective date. Employees are also mailed a welcome package that details how to make the most of the coverage. Alerts and reports are given to the employee much like an individual would receive notifying them of any suspicious activities or if everything is right as rain. InfoArmor also makes it easy for employers to pay for the service as it can be set as a payroll deduction since InfoArmor is integrated with all of the leading payroll service providers. The pricing for company coverage can be inquired via email and depends on the number and size of the company employees. However, you can be sure that prices would be lower than that of direct to consumer market prices.
What's the Verdict on InfoArmor?
InfoArmor Review 2020 – Conclusion
InfoArmor may not be able to cover a large family but they are a great option for individuals or small families of up to 5 members. Their coverage may not be the best around but their pricing is very competitive compared to similar services and they even offer up to a 20% discount if you decide to subscribe for an annual coverage. They may not offer a free trial but they are certainly a company to consider if you are looking to protect yourself from fraudsters. Check them out today and see for yourself!
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I was tricked into this Scam by telling me that I had won 100 gift card & I only had to pay 1.97 shipping. After I had given my PayPal #, I was then informed that I would be sent material about identity protection for a monthly fee. After hearing this I insisted on canceling, however, the agent continued to repeat the same sale talk & would not give me s chance to talk. She insisted that I must confirm my information by stating my name & then I would receive a confirmation # and telephone # to cancel. Feeling this was the only way to get number, I stated my name. She then gave me confirmation # & hurriedly mumble the phone, which I did not understand. I asked to repeat it but she hung up. I tried calling the number that she called me from but a recording kept saying that I had exceeded the number of calls allowed ( TWO ) !!’ I had no choice but to call PayPay and cancel my card and report it as Fraud; PayPal will conduct an investigation & report it to proper authorities.
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Besides not checking all 3 credit bureaus, and not offering services for a large family, is there any other outstanding Issues? I know that Lifelock quoted approximately $281 each for my husband and myself, plus an additional $100 for each additional family member. What does this extremely expensive service really buy?
So far, we haven’t found any other outstanding issues besides the two mentioned in the review. As for InfoArmor’s features, the review sums it up pretty nicely–you’re getting a comprehensive protection plan that covers e-wallet/credit card loss, social media monitoring, and credit report monitoring.
I would, however, suggest you take a look at Identity Force. It offers a ton of features for a cheaper annual fee compared to both InfoArmor and Lifelock. If you want identity theft protection features only, it’ll cost you a mere $179.50/year. If you want the complete suite of features (credit reporting included), it’ll set you back $239.50/year. I believe they also have a limited-time promo that slashes both of their plans’ annual prices, so if you hurry, you can get a pretty good deal. Hope that helps! 🙂
Looking for opinions. Anyone do a stare and compare yet against the other dozen companies out there ?
Hey RKL,
We already did that for you. 🙂
InfoArmor is good, but our top pick, LifeLock, is even better. Alternatively, Identity Guard is also a good choice.