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Rated 1.9 based on 37 Reviews

4145 SW Watson Ave #400, Beaverton, OR 97005, United States

It Services Beaverton

Published on
July 23, 2025
Last updated
July 23, 2025

Reviews Summary

The overall sentiment toward IDX Identity Monitoring is strongly negative according to recent customer reviews. Reviewers consistently mention difficulties with customer service, problems with account management, and dissatisfaction with the usefulness of alerts provided. Users frequently report unhelpful or non-existent responses to inquiries, unresolved technical issues, and a lack of actionable guidance when breaches are reported.

Common feedback includes frustration with cumbersome processes—such as requiring new accounts for additional monitoring periods—and a belief that the service does not adequately address actual security risks. Customers also highlight operational challenges, such as non-functional website features, excessive promotional outreach, and confusion over account statuses after cancellation. Complaints about perceived aggressive upselling and concerns over transparency surface repeatedly.

In summary, IDX Identity Monitoring faces serious trust and operational challenges based on customer experience. The company's reputation in the United States has been significantly impacted by these issues, resulting in a lack of customer confidence and recommendations, with virtually no positive trust signals or repeat usage reflected across the available feedback.
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IDX Ratings

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As of Based on 37 revies as of Jul 23, 2025

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Customer Reviews

As of Jul 23, 2025, 37 customers have reviewed this business and rated it 1.9 Star out of 5. Trustguide conducted an in-depth analysis of IDX's publicly available reviews View source

Jason H rated IDX 1 stars
2 months ago
100% throw away, gimmick service. All you need to do is freeze your credit, notify the credit agencies you may be a victim of identity theft (with the constant breaches EVERYONE should be do this), monitor your bank transactions, look for any weird logins into your subscription services. Everyone's data has been and is being stolen from careless companies who do not want to invest in strong security practices. It much cheaper for them to send a data breach notification letter to the victims and provide a "data monitoring" service which costs them around 85 cents a year to "scan for your stolen personal information being traded on the dark web" and make it your problem. The alerts and reports you might get from IDX is completely unactionable. For example, an alert may inform that your email address has been found on the dark web. When you access the alert and try to find more details, the recommendation is to change the password on all websites that you have an account associated with the email address. They cannot tell you what site was actually breached. So I have logins to 200+ sites with one of my email addresses. So the direction to me is to change my password on all 200+ websites. Then when I get another alert a month later for the same email address I'm supposed to change all 200+ password again. A "service" with completely unactionable Alerts.
Ranette Stormont rated IDX 1 stars
3 months ago
This company is literally using information hacks as a cover to fraudulently obtain your social security number and personal information to provide "free" monitoring services (It's already free). THEY'RE USING THIS SERVICE AS A COVER TO STEAL AND SELL YOUR IDENTITY DETAILS. Classic case of the fox watching the hen house. Don't fall for it. Get your credit info and any concerns answered FOR FREE thru the three US credit monitoring bureaus. This is so stupid I can't even believe it. Don't fall for this nonsense.
John Allison rated IDX 1 stars
3 months ago
They deserve zero stars. You ask questions about the "alerts" process or other ID monitoring protections, and customer service has no answers. They create tickets (without any tracking reference numbers) to get a response from someone who might have the answer. They never provide a response to the ticket, and when you call back to inquire about the ticket they can't "locate" the ticket. If you are considering paying for their services, don't waste your money.

Frequently Asked Questions About IDX

How effective are IDX's alerts for data breaches and compromised accounts?

According to customer reviews, the alerts often lack specific actionable information and typically suggest broad steps such as changing passwords for all accounts associated with the compromised email address. Many customers found this advice impractical given the number of accounts involved.

Is IDX customer service responsive and helpful with account or alert issues?

Many reviews report dissatisfaction with IDX's customer service. Customers frequently mention unhelpful or unresponsive support, difficulties obtaining clear answers, unresolved tickets, and challenges during account verification or cancellation processes.

Can existing IDX accounts be extended if offered additional monitoring by a different company?

Several users report that IDX requires the creation of a completely new account instead of extending an existing one when new monitoring is offered after a separate incident. This process can be inconvenient and may involve deleting the current account.

About IDX

It Services
IDX provides identity monitoring and protection services to consumers, particularly those affected by data breaches. Its core offering includes the surveillance of personal information across digital channels, alerting users to potential data exposure or misuse. The company operates primarily through an online platform, with enrollment often occurring after a third-party incident.

IDX’s operational model relies on partnerships with organizations that have experienced breaches, providing free or paid monitoring for impacted individuals. The workflow involves customer sign-up, verification, information input, and ongoing digital monitoring. Key features as observed include automated alerts, account creation, and customer support via online tickets and call centers.
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