Identity Theft Protection

Archive for June, 2008

Marks & Klein, LLP have filed yet another class action lawsuit against Lifelock and they have released further details about the cases.

An example is the case of  25-year-old Nathaniel Faulhaber of Parsonsburg, Md., who began paying LifeLock $10 a month for their services back in May 2007 only to later find out that an identity thief had somehow managed to obtain a total of five credit cards in his name — all while he was supposedly under the protection of LifeLock.

“Not only did the primary service not work, but he also found LifeLock’s guarantee to rectify any defect in that service to be useless,” Said one of the lawyers. “LifeLock and the third party entities it employs have provided so little meaningful assistance to Faulhaber that, ironically, he now finds himself in the same situation he would have been in had he never paid LifeLock a dime.”

To add flames to the Lifelock com scam fire, the complaint also says the company appears to have been founded on a deception. For example, Davis and initial LifeLock co-founder Robert Maynard have repeatedly claimed that Maynard came up with the idea for LifeLock while serving 7 days in jail for a crime committed by someone who had stolen Maynard’s identity but an in depth investigation has revealed that Maynard was actually sat in jail after being arrested for not settling a $16K marker he had ran up at a Las Vegas casino.

If you signed up with Lifelock and are unhappy with their service or guarantee or just want further info on the class action you can contact David Paris at Marks & Klein, (732)-747-7100.