Overview
NortonLifeLock
$9.99-29.99/Month
Up to $1 Million
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21 Years
Experian IdentityWorks℠
$9.99-19.99/Month
$1 Million
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Undisclosed
Ratings
NortonLifeLock
Experian IdentityWorks℠
Reviews
NortonLifeLock
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Experian IdentityWorks℠
Reviews for NortonLifeLock
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Angie
February 24th, 2022
Seguin, TX
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Edited April 6th, 2022
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I loved the service and the protection was amazing!! I was a victim of identity theft, lifelock fixed all my problems, they took care of all the legal stuff, and helped me to get a identity theft pin number for my taxes.
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Janette Vogel
February 24th, 2022
Fairfield Bay, AR
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I had gotten a free year of this service and four months after having the service someone had opened an account at Sam’s club in Canada while I lived in Florida. I had gotten no notice of it whatsoever and then received a bill from Sam’s Club for over $2,000. So, I don’t have anything good to say about this “identity theft protection “.
Reviews for Experian IdentityWorks℠
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Harold Honeyman
March 14th, 2022
San Jose, CA
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I have been an Experian Customer for at least four years, probably longer, and have been very pleased overall. I have found the customer service to be very good, they were great when I notified them of my wife's passing. I especially like being able to lock my credit file, and it actually is locked. I have forgotten to unlock it a couple of times when applying for a loan so I know it actually works. The monthly fee is worth it for the peace of mind it provides me.
Helpful Critical Review
Bob Donton
January 10th, 2022
Florissant, MO
I have nothing good to say about a company that engages in bait and switch sales tactics. I opted for the Experian IdentityWorks family plan which was advertised for $299.99 per year if paid annually. After completing the application process I received an email confirming membership and they would start monitoring my account immediately. Later that same day my bank contacted me and stated that Experian had refunded the $299.99 that they had charged to my credit card and then immediately charged $349.03 to my account. Buyer Beware!
The Final Word
In addition to common identity theft protection services, Experian offers customers CreditLock, a feature that gives customers the ability to unlock and lock their Experian credit file. Additionally, Experian gives customers up to $1 million in identity theft insurance and has quite a bit to offer in regard to credit scores. With Experian IdentityWorks, customers can have access to a FICO score simulator, score tracking tools, additional FICO scores, and more.
LifeLock has a Million Dollar Protection Package that customers can use for stolen funds reimbursement, personal expense compensations, and lawyer/expert coverage. With LifeLock, customers can obtain 24/7 support, several device security benefits such as PC Cloud backup, virus protection, parental controls, and more. LifeLock also provides customers with advanced Norton technology.
Overall, both Experian and LifeLock provide highly rated identity protection services. Although LifeLock does offer more in terms of device security, technology, and monitoring services, both companies are worth considering if you are searching for identity theft protection services.
