Mountain America FCU Add Identity TheftTool

March 04, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

SALT LAKE CITY - (03/04/05) -- Mountain America FCU said it is thelatest credit union to offer its members free identity theftservices through Identity Theft 911. The service provides membersvictimized by identity theft with a personal advocate to help themrestore their identity after it's been stolen, prepare allnecessary legal documents, and notify all credit bureaus, agenciesand businesses. The service also provides victims with educationalweb sites that discusses the latest scams and defenses.

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