Quizzle Review

Quizzle is most commonly associated with being a credit website, aimed to get their member’s scores back in good shape by offering tools that help them figure out the best route to make their next big purchase. However, they also offer identity theft protection, designed to give peace of mind by having a protection plan in place for if the worst occurs.

What We Like

This company obviously understands what’s normal on a credit report, and what isn’t. Credit card companies have come up with good systems to figure out whether or not your purchases are valid or not, this way your cards aren’t put on a hold just because you went out of state and didn’t bother to inform Visa about it. Their organization actually offers all members some sort of (very) basic identity theft protection too for free, so it’s hard to appreciate that feature. While this benefit isn’t exclusive to Quizzle, it’s a good sign that their organization is proactive and interested in using the data available to help their members.

We like the idea that they’ve given people a way to concentrate their services too for those worried about their overall reputation in the real world. If you already use Quizzle and enjoy it, then you don’t have to complicate matters by going with a different company. Quizzle gives you awareness, tools and services, and having as many people in your corner to help is really the best way to avoid feeling completely lost should something happen to your identity.

What We Don’t Like

Quizzle hasn’t necessarily scored a lot of points with their customers in terms of consistency and follow-up. Those who use their credit services state that the scores they see and the scores lenders see are different, which makes for awkward scenarios when they’re turned down for a loan. Those who have provided comments about the identity theft features state that services are vaguely described by representatives of the company. Certainly we couldn’t find many details either about exactly how they do their monitoring.

Interestingly enough, Quizzle is a subsidiary of Bankrate, and Bankrate’s reviews are definitely full of happier customers. This could be a good sign that Quizzle will step up and perhaps start improving their identity services if they want to start appealing to a bigger market.

The Bottom Line

The only plan that Quizzle offers that is comparable to other plans in the industry is their premier plan, but the reviews just don’t seem to bode well right now if you’re looking for the best identity theft coverage. If you do happen to use Quizzle on a regular basis though and feel that their information is accurate and the team is trustworthy, you may well want to choose them for your protection plan.