IdentityTruth offers a fair amount of security for your identifying information and great resolution services in case your identity is compromised. They aim to stop identity thieves at the earliest stage possible by analyzing your risk potential and predicting which fraud schemes you are most vulnerable to.

They are accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and have been incorporated since 2006. They strive to satisfy most customers and have received decent critiques and reviews from consumers.

If you are at high-risk, IdentityTruth will place fraud alerts with all three credit bureaus. They also have online fraud monitoring for early detection of identity thieves snooping for your information. They let you decide how much information you are willing to share and then will help you choose a personalized plan of action to protect it.

IdentityTruth has identity theft recovery specialists in partnership with RelyData who are willing to help you restore your good name.  They claim almost immediate resolution to any financial fraud, and ensure reimbursement of any expenses with AIG insurance. They one-up the competition by doubling their service guarantee to $2 million. They also offer assistance if your wallet is stolen. Give them a call and they will help you report the loss and cancel the credit cards.

They help eliminate possibly dangerous (and annoying) junk mail such as pre-approved credit card offers. IdentityTruth will also send you a yearly credit report, but unlike some of the other reviewed services, they only provide the report from one credit bureau, Experian. They offer some identity protection solutions for families.

IdentityTruth offers phone support for members and potential members. They can also be contacted through e-mail or you can find some help online in their FAQs section.

IdentityTruth wants you to feel comfortable about all of your identifying information. They protect not only your name, social security number, and credit card numbers, but also public records.

One standout feature of their service is that in order to ensure that you feel completely comfortable with their services, they don’t require you to reveal your social security number during the free trial period if you don’t want to. That way, you can test the services they provide and develop trust with them, even if you’re not yet comfortable sharing all your information.