Amica Adds Identity Theft Service

November 15, 2006

Amica Insurance has a new partnership with Arizona-based Identity Theft 911, a provider of identity fraud education and resolution services. Amica is providing its policyholders with access to the service.

Identity Theft 911′s service lead victims through the resolution process one-on-one until their identity is fully restored. Highlights of this service, available to Amica Insurance policyholders who become victimized, include:
* Ongoing fraud monitoring of more than 1,000 databases to identify fraudulent use of a stolen identity.
* Direct assistance with filing a police report, creating a fraud victim affidavit, plus a case file to assist law enforcement and claims handling.
* Systematic notification to credit bureaus, creditors and collectors, government agencies, and relevant parties.
* A full year of active follow-up to judge the effectiveness of the fraud resolution and to detect possible recurrent fraud.

According to Identity Theft 911, the majority of identity theft cases do not result in substantial out-of-pocket expenses for victims; rather, the most significant losses are time and a sense of personal safety. Without assistance, victims can lose weeks of valuable time trying to restore their identity. Identity Theft 911′s service aims to alleviate these problems.

Source: Amica

http://www.amica.com.

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  • November 18, 2006 at 8:19 am
    JONATHAN YAZZIE says:
    Most plans only offer Credit Monitoring,Insurance & Resolution serices just for Finalcial IDT. However there are Five areas of Identity Theft: DMV records IDT, Social Security... read more
  • November 16, 2006 at 10:26 am
    Louise Rose says:
    I teste the MyPublicInfo PIP and had amazing results. I think they are the best on the market fornow.
  • November 15, 2006 at 7:57 am
    Brian Gilchrist says:
    Monitoring and restoration is great but what the publice really needs is to be is educated. Giving work shops so that people will understand what this epidemic really is all a... read more
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