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If you've ever typed your own name into Google, read this.

They know where you live. They know how old you are. They know the names of your relatives. And you've never even heard of them.

Your personal information is for sale right now.

Find out which sites are selling it, in about 30 seconds.

Run your free privacy scan

Enter your info exactly the way a stranger would search for you.

The scan is free inside your Credit Hero Score account, which starts with a 7-day $1.00 trial. We'll walk you through it on the next step.

How I found out the hard way

During the pandemic, somebody opened government loans in my name.

And they got a lot of money.

I had no idea. Not until years later, when collection letters from the government started showing up in my mailbox. That was scary.

Here's the crazy part. I have credit monitoring. We sell it!

But I was so busy helping everybody else, I wasn't watching my own. If I had been, I would've caught it right away.

That's when it hit me. Monitoring tells you after somebody uses your information. But how did they get it in the first place?

Somebody bought it.

There's a whole legal industry built on this. They're called data brokers. They collect your home address, your phone number, your date of birth and your email. They package it up. And they sell it to anyone willing to pay.

Not hackers. Companies. With websites. And a checkout button.

And it's the exact same list of information a thief needs to open an account in your name.

Daniel RosenFounder, Credit Hero Score

3 things most people believe that keep them exposed

Myth #1

"It's no big deal. It's just public info."

Your address, your age, your relatives and an old phone number are exactly what thieves use to answer security questions and open accounts. One piece doesn't hurt much. All of it in one place is a starter kit.

Myth #2

"I'll just delete it myself."

You find yourself on one of these sites. You fill out their opt-out form. Feels great. A few months later, you're right back on it. You didn't do it wrong. There are dozens of these sites, the forms are built to make you quit, and they put your information back up. That's their business model.

Myth #3

"My credit monitoring already handles this."

That's what I thought. Monitoring alerts you when something happens. It doesn't take your information down from the sites selling it. Those are two different things, and you want both.

Here's everything you get

Credit Hero Score + your free privacy scan
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    Your free privacy scan. See which data broker sites are showing your information, in about 30 seconds.
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    All 3 credit reports and scores. Unlimited access to your reports and scores from all three bureaus.2
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    Daily credit monitoring. Alerts you to suspicious activity.
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    Identity protection. Dark web monitoring for your personal information.3
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    Optional: Online Privacy Protection. A low-cost add-on that gets your information removed from data broker sites, then keeps removing it when they put it back up.
Start for just $1.00 for 7 days
Then $27.99 a month (all applicable taxes and fees included). Online Privacy Protection is extra and always optional.1
1-click cancellationNo hassle. Cancel anytime.
Won't hurt your scoresChecking your own credit won't affect your credit scores.
Bank-level securityProtected by 128-bit data encryption.

Everything else in credit, you fix after the damage is done.

This is the one thing you can stop before it starts.

Run My Free Privacy Scan

P.S. Do this tonight. Type your name and your city into Google and look at what comes up. Then come back and run your free scan to see the sites you didn't find. Every day it stays up, anybody can buy it.

P.P.S. I wasn't watching mine, and it cost me months of my life to undo. Please don't make the same mistake I did.

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