HILO, Hawaii - (04/27/06) HFS FCU said Wednesday it hassigned with Identity Theft 911 to offer the companysidentity theft prevention and resolution services free of charge toits members. The company's identity theft services include apersonal advocate to help resolve identity theft issues; systematicnotification of credit bureaus, agencies and businesses;preparation of needed documents; and a year of credit monitoringafter identity theft. Identity Theft 911, based on Scottsdale,Ariz, has signed more than 50 credit unions to itsservice.
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