Azcomputerlady

In the last couple of days I have seen two friends that I haven't talked to in years. I've left messages to say hi and they have responded either late at night or early morning and have been excited to tell me about getting a grant and that I should try it as well. Immediately the red flags have gone up for me. They have had their Facebook cloned or stolen. Now I'm trying to find out how to tell them and let them know that they may be giving away information that identity thieves could use to hurt them. We can't be too careful. We make sure to protect our homes and our cars - isn't our life and reputation more important to protect?

A good friend sent a message about being aware that people can clone your Facebook and get information while pretending to be your friend. I am representing a new Identity theft program called IDSeal. ACN just launched it a couple months ago. I found out that when you set up your IDSeal, you need to make sure you set up Facebook so your FB account is not going to be cloned. The program is the most comprehensive one out in the market - better than LifeLock. You insure your car, you insure your home - why aren't you insuring your identity? I can help you get protected in just a few minutes. Send me a message and I'll do it right away.