mytrueidentity.com

Ticketmaster offering free MY TRUE IDENTITY. But I can’t sign up online. Only through call center Like a lot of people, in July I received a “notice of breach” from Ticketmaster. In this letter, it says that I am eligible for free credit monitoring service through “mytrueidentity.com”. I went on the website, entered the enrollment code, given to me in the letter and started to set up my account. I gave them my name and my email address and then when it was time for the next step, I get a prompt that says “we were unable to verify your identification, please call this phone number” so I called the phone number, The phone was answered by a man with a very thick Indian accent so I hung up. I called back 10 minutes later, I get a woman with a very thick Indian accent, so I tell her what’s going on and this woman tells me that at this time, I am unable to sign up for protection online and that I must do it through this call center. she then starts asking me for my sensitive information. I just stopped, and didn’t say anything. Now, I don’t say this to be racist but I know someone’s gonna find it racist anyway, but it needs to be said: 99% of the scam calls that I have gotten are from people with thick Indian accents, telling me their name is Mark or some other American name and they’re attempting to steal my information. This seemed no different whatsoever. I was wondering if anybody else was having this issue? Ticketmaster will not let me cancel my account with them. I have tried several times and they have simply said that they will not cancel my account through them. which sounds sketchy in itself. But not being able to register online for an identity protection service sounds very suspect to me. Does anybody have any info?

Multiple data breaches It seems I have had information involved in multiple data breaches. About 9 months ago, one of them gave me a free year on "mytrueidentity.com", with is a transunion product. Now, I have another one, and Ticketmaster is offering me a free year of this same service. If I log into mytrueidentity.com with my existing credentials, there is nowhere to add the Ticketmaster activation. It seems like if I want a year paid for by Ticketmaster, I have to create a new account, using another email address, and the two free years will overlap by several months. If I wait until my existing free year runs out, then I will be outside of the 90 days that I have to activate my year of credit monitoring paid for by Ticketmaster. What's the best way to manage multiple data breaches, each of which has a free year of credit monitoring associated with it?