BURBANK, Calif. - (06/09/05) -- Vista FCU has joined the growingnumber of credit unions subscribing to a new comprehensive identitytheft education and victim resolution program offered by IdentityTheft 911. The program will offer free services to credit union'smembers, including a personal advocate to victims to help themnavigate the resolution process; notification of agencies,businesses and institutions; case file creation for insurance andpolice; preparation of all documents; credit reports for all threecredit bureaus and one year of monitoring for new incidents. Theservice will also provide victims with follow-up education by wayof ongoing fraud alerts, a monthly newsletter, and a dedicated website.
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