NortonLifeLock vs Experian IdentityWorks℠
Experian, a well-known credit bureau, provides identity theft protection services through its IdentityWorks program. Both companies provide multiple identity theft protection service options for fairly competitive prices. Each company offers unique benefits. For instance, Experian gives customers additional credit services like CreditLock while LifeLock provides its customers with advanced Norton technology which protects against millions of daily cyberthreats.
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Overview
NortonLifeLock
$9.99-29.99/Month
Up to $1 Million
16 Years
Experian IdentityWorks℠
$9.99-19.99/Month
$1 Million
11 Years
Ratings
NortonLifeLock
Experian IdentityWorks℠
Reviews
NortonLifeLock
Reviews
Experian IdentityWorks℠
Reviews for NortonLifeLock
Helpful Favorable Review
JDWain Tallahassee, FL
I use LifeLock Identity theft protection, My mother had her identity stolen years ago and she wishes that she had something like this so I make sure to carry it. LifeLock's agents were helpful in helping me decide how much coverage I needed based on my risk so that I didn't overpay for insurance
1 year ago
Helpful Critical Review
john oates Sebastian, FL
My VPN stopped working. the agent couldn't fix it so they put me on hold for 2 FRICKING HOURS then some foreign speaking guy tells me the servers are down to call back in 2 hours. This SUCKS! I had to wait 2 hours to be told to call back????? Whata messed up "Service" Center
5 months ago
Reviews for Experian IdentityWorks℠
Helpful Favorable Review
Eddie Rios Ogden, UT
Experian IdentityWorks is super helpful at keeping my private information secure. They help monitor on an ongoing basis and send alerts when questionable activity surfaces. They keep me apprised of all activity that involves my information, they are trusted and helpful. i highly recommend this service for identity protection.
1 year ago
Helpful Critical Review
Jacqueline Wilson Toledo, OH
Experian IdentityWorks is not what it says it is. After I cancelled their service for IdentityWorks before the trial was up, Experian debited my card for $19.99 and did not provide the free credit report. They also refused to refund the payment back to me. They tried twice to get that payment after receiving it once. They are thieves and do not stand by their commitment to their services.
2 years ago
The Final Word
In addition to common identity theft protection services, Experian offers customers CreditLock, a feature that gives customers the ability to unlock and lock their Experian credit file. Additionally, Experian gives customers up to $1 million in identity theft insurance and has quite a bit to offer in regard to credit scores. With Experian IdentityWorks, customers can have access to a FICO score simulator, score tracking tools, additional FICO scores, and more.
LifeLock has a Million Dollar Protection Package that customers can use for stolen funds reimbursement, personal expense compensations, and lawyer/expert coverage. With LifeLock, customers can obtain 24/7 support, several device security benefits such as PC Cloud backup, virus protection, parental controls, and more. LifeLock also provides customers with advanced Norton technology.
Overall, both Experian and LifeLock provide highly rated identity protection services. Although LifeLock does offer more in terms of device security, technology, and monitoring services, both companies are worth considering if you are searching for identity theft protection services.
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