MBNA have joined forces with CPP, experts in identity protection products, to provide you with Identity Protection Alert which offers:
- Up to £50,000 insurance towards the process of clearing your namea
- Unlimited online access to your credit report with Experian
- Credit report alerts via email or SMS, that inform you when credit has been applied for in your name, or when there is a significant change to your credit report
- Fraud resolution services for professional guidance and support in the event that your identity is stolen
- Valuable document registration
- Passport and driving licence cover (up to £200 towards replacements if they are lost or stolen—provided these are registered with us)
- Guidance on how to protect your personal details
- Access to a members-only website
Cost
£59.99 a year (including Insurance Premium Tax)
Get Identity Protection Alert
Or call 0800 062 062
24 hours, 7 days
a Excess £50
- What does identity theft mean?
- What’s my credit report?
- Who do I contact if I have a query about my policy?
What does identity theft mean?
Identity theft is when your personal details are taken without your knowledge or consent and then used to make purchases. The most common form is account takeover, where criminals get access to credit cards and/or accounts that you already have and spend on those accounts.
For more information on fraud protection, visit the Privacy & Security section of our site.
What’s my credit report?
Your credit report is your personal financial history that highlights all your monetary activity. It's from this report that your credit worthiness is established.
Who do I contact if I have a query about my policy?
Just call one of CPP's advisors on 0844 848 4277 (8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days).
For BT residential customers, calls will cost no more than 5p per minute, plus a 6p call set-up fee (effective June 2008). The price on non-BT phone lines may be different.
Did You Know
“In 2007, Experian reported a 66% increase in reported cases of identity theft in the UK.”
-Victims of Fraud Dossier: Part IV, Experian, May 2008
“It takes an average of 15 months to discover your identity has been stolen.”
-Office of Data Protection, April 2007
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Questions and Claims
Get immediate answers to your questions and claims:
Request a Claim Form
0844 848 4277
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
7 days