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What is Fraud Armor?
We have been purchasing our checks from Checks in the Mail.
For many years the check had a Check Armor logo suggesting, I think, protection from theft, or fraud.
But last month it was time to renew the supply and this time the logo was Fraud Armor which, frankly, I thought was the same thing. And probably paid extra..
Now I keep getting emails to register online for that Fraud Armor. I don't like to register for stuff that I don't understand and probably don't need.
Anyone has any idea what this Fraud Armor?
Thanks
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What is Fraud Armor? (Original Post)
question everything
Aug 2013
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elleng
(137,922 posts)1. Didn't know.
question everything
(49,498 posts)2. Thanks. Will visit their site (nt)
Common Sense Party
(14,139 posts)3. I had never heard of it. Here is one financial writer's take:
http://blog.credit.com/2010/11/is-ez-shield-check-fraud-protection-worth-it/
Same basic concept, different company. May be more trouble than it's worth.
Same basic concept, different company. May be more trouble than it's worth.
question everything
(49,498 posts)4. Thanks. This is what I suspected (nt)