ATLANTA - Credit bureau Equifax on Wednesday will begin offering customers in all 50 states the ability to freeze and unfreeze their credit files.
The company's voluntary security freeze will be offered in the 11 states where there are no security freeze laws, and whatever the law will allow in the other 39 states.
The company has started selling a credit report control product that will allow consumers to lock and unlock their credit file online.
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