[APRPEH]

No. The guarantee is based upon their service working correctly. If you are a victim and the system worked, no million dollar guarantee. They will pay a legitimate service to fix your identity theft which their system was unable to prevent. Lawsuit accuses LifeLock of deception

The actual service guarantee states the company will only pay for expenses resulting from a defect in its service.

"It's just a bald warranty that offers nothing," said Robert Carey, one of Lane's attorneys.

Carey said the only way fraudulent activity could result from a defect on LifeLock's behalf was if the company failed to sign its customer up for a fraud alert or add its name to an opt-list. Even if that happened, Carey said, it would be difficult for a customer to prove it was LifeLock's fault.

[WOBBLY BOB]

does this mean no more ads on EIB radio and Paul Harvey?

[Sans-Culotte]

No. The guarantee is based upon their service working correctly. If you are a victim and the system worked, no million dollar guarantee.

I looked at their site after seeing a TV ad, and after looking at the "guarantee", I realized that it guaranteed nothing. Glad I wasn't the only one who took the time to read it.