Dancingdaf
GBFound this company out on the web… Found this company out on the web (black barrister). Thought it time to take control but did not know how. This company does all that and I was surprised to see how many companies had my data
Niemi B
CAAs a senior my experience is probably… As a senior my experience is probably more suited to my cohorts. After seeing and hearing an ad on a you tube video, I became curious and learned more about online identity theft and targeted ads and just how much of my personal info was at large in the marketplace. I did go back to Incogni and signed up. I found their site easy to navigate and the dashboard "Fisher-Price" senior friendly. What is the most salient point is the wealth of information available within and the rapid progress made in reducing my exposure to identity theft and fraud. I couldn't image the effort, cost, and my dwindling time of attempting this on my own, especially when I don't even buy green bananas anymore. The peace of mind Incogni gives for such a low cost proves value to me and I think other seniors will agree.
Daniel Ascano
CAFewer spam mails I received fewer spam mails after incognito. Before, I received more than 20 to 30 spam e-mails daily. Now 1 to 2 spam mails or sometimes none a day.
Linda Quenzer
GBConfusing chart Your chart that shows how many companies have been sent to, how many are in the works and how many have been successfully removed, could be improved a lot. The numbers on the left hand side of the chart do not coincide with what you claim to report. I don't even know why those numbers are there if your reported numbers do not match what I'm looking at.
Howard R. Hughes
GBIngogni does the footwork in contacting… Ingogni does the footwork in contacting all of the known data collectors and requests on our behalf to remove our data from their sites. Legal and simple. Doing this keeps your name and information, as best as possible from being passed around through those normal channels. One can be more, "Ingognito".