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I have had a "temporarily suspended" account for over a year. The only "help" I've received is a STRING of multiple ARTICLES to read. I'm instructed to LOG IN to change this and that. Well, I can't login.
This "service" has been a colossal waste of time! What a disappointment!
I used this site when I bought my Laptop because they are a partner with Lenovo and I am a student. I went through the steps to verify my identity as a student, provided them with a class schedule which had all my classes on it, my full name, the upcoming semester, and the dates of attendance and my credentials got rejected. I inquired why I got rejected and they sent me a generic email stating I needed to present a document like a class schedule, student ID, or transcript. When I told them it was obvious this was a generic email and they hadn’t read my complaint since my document checks all of their boxes they said the document has to show today’s date which was nowhere in the initial requirements listed. If I could give them negative stars I would. The thing that really upsets me is I have my personal info to this SCAM company. Stay FAR AWAY!!!!
I have used the services of this company before without issue for several months since its inception with VA.gov. However, as of July 2020, they have instituted changes to their verification methods that have made it impossible for me to currently log onto my VA.gov profile. The hangup is that they are now requiring a US phone number, not through an online service, to receive a confirmation code in addition to an email address. This is in addition to 5 other forms of verification, to include an independent verification app on my personal device. I am a veteran of the US Army living in Germany and working for the Department of the Army, and since I am living in a foreign country, it is impossible for me to have a US phone number. As there appears to be no workaround for this issue, this seems like a major oversight for customers in my predicament, and, could be viewed as an attempt to keep me from accessing my personal information. I have contacted the company and have received no feedback on any plan to correct this issue. To keep a veteran from accessing their Veterans Affairs profile and information is ridiculous, inexcusable, and I believe borders on illegal. It also seems like this company might want to reconsider the idea of having some real-time customer support through either a phone hotline or through a live webchat.
I have uploaded several documents to prove I am a student, including, class schedule, university ID, screenshots of transcripts. What a bunch of bull. This is ridiculous.
Darrin did experience an issue completing his verification as a current student but his ID.me account has been verified now. He was sent a follow-up email on July 20th with instructions on how to use the Student discounts through ID.me. His issue should be resolved unless he has further questions.
I have tried for 2 months to get someone to respond to multiple tickets for the same thing. They just tell me to use the automated answers on the website which doesn’t help because there are no answers for what I have requested help for. this company has no phone number and does not respond to email with anything more than we are busy and will get to you soon but they never do. I would think 2 months was enough time to get to my need for help.
Felicia reached out via email and her email was answered on the same day the Revdex.com complaint was submitted. Her issue with an outdated email address has been resolved. We do have a means by which users can update their own email but it requires having the password for the account. When a user does not have the password they require assistance from the ID.me Member Support Team. We apologize to Felicia for the time it took to resolve her issue. She has been able to sign in to her ID.me account since this complaint was submitted.
I tried to log into My Social Security.gov account to check my benefits status. I was redirected to ID Me Inc. and was very confused. It made it seem like I had to have an ID Me account to log into My Social Security.gov account. I am grateful I googled that and was directed to the familiar log in page with my already established user ID and password. That was very sneaky and I am thankful I followed my instinct to check first before I blindly went along with creating in ID Me accouny.
ID.me was recently implemented by the Social Security Administration as an approved means of verifying your identity and authenticating into your my Social Security account. This allows members to do things such as view estimated retirement benefits, request a replacement SSN card, apply for Retirement, Disability, or Medicare benefits, or update your address and direct deposit.
REF: https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ - What is ID.me?
I work at a hospital and have been all through COVID-19. I opened my account when ID.me had a discount category for hospital workers in relation to COVID. During the signup process, they required me to submit my SSN. Even though I uploaded my hospital badge/ID, they denied my application. Irony is, they sent me this email telling me to upload a badge to verify my eligibility. Well, why would I keep uploading my ID over and over? They also had other means like submitting pay slip. Yea, I'm not going to give you all my financial details on top of my SSN. I wrote to them and let them know that they were denying my valid application even though I uploaded my ID as instructed. By the way, I work at a very well-known university hospital, and my ID is well established online, so it's not like I don't qualify. There was no doubt for my eligibility. They simply ignored and never wrote back. In other words, they just collected my personal info without actually providing the service. Horrible business total waste of time.
We have no record of Tony creating an ID.me account to verify as a Hospital Employee via the email provided. We also did not receive any communication from Tony at the email provided. ID.me has followed up with Tony to try and resolve his verification issue.
Tony has closed his ID.me account since submitting his Revdex.com complaint. Tony had reached out to us for assistance and we responded twice. However, when he submitted the request for assistance his email was missing a letter at the very end of his email and he did not receive the two responses we sent to him.
We will do better going forward when a user experiences an issue completing their verification as a Hospital Employee and they reach out to us for assistance.
We reached out to Tony in an attempt to resolve his verification issue but he could no longer remember what offer he was attempting to access and he was not interested in creating a new ID.me account.
Non existant customer assistance and no way to contact a live person. I have sent in several requests for assistance for the past 2 months and have not received one reply beyond the auto response that someone will be with me as soon as possible. Why is the DMV using this place for verification?
Useless group!!! Have submitted my documentation to show my state fire fighter certification and what happens? Nothing!! Oh, and forget about actually contacting someone about the issues. All you get is a canned response that has NOTHING to do with the issue!! Sad part is the number of businesses they have convinced to "partner" with them!!
Lawrence reached out to ID.me and his issue was not immediately resolved. His issue completing his verification has since been resolved. He was sent an email confirming his verification was completed along with instructions on how to access the offer he originally contacted ID.me about. Should he need additional assistance he will be able to reach us via email.
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Absolutely Zero Customer Support. Whenever you submit a ticket they email you and tell you to go submit another one. Been through this loop twice. SCAM COMPANY
If I can give them zero stars, I absolutely will. This site is a joke. I am a First Responder and needed to verify my credentials. They clearly state that verification of Paramedic credentials will take less than a minute. Well...after a week, they still was not able to do anything. Customer service sends same message that narrows down to "we are too overwhelmed to pay you attention, wait forever". Assuming that people send them sensitive information such as SSN and professional credentials, they have to work much faster. It is embarrassment that this company promote itself as a help for front line heroes but in reality abuses veterans, EMS providers and RN.
Elena was verified on the same day her complaint was submitted. Her verification did take longer than the time period we strive to verify in due to an increase in volume during the time period in which her verification was submitted. We have a system in place which notified her via email when her verification was completed on May 23rd. She now has access to any of the offers available through ID.me for First Responders.
I was prompted to use this website by the enticement of a 15% discount on Zenni Optical. The California Board of Registered Nursing already has a license verification system. All you need is the license number and the full name of the person, as well as license type. Type those into a search engine and the license details will appear. Somehow nobody at id.me can give 5 minutes to do this. Why bother having a verification department if the employees cannot prioritize tasks and utilize existing license verification systems? This is just for a 15% discount on a pair of safety goggles for work. This is an excessive amount of effort. If you can't deliver services and are clearly overwhelmed with requests, please don't put yourself out there as trying to help "heroes". I didn't ask to be a hero. I just wanted to save a few dollars on goggles that I need to order as soon as possible so that I can work safely..
Puiyen was verified as a Nurse on May 1st; the same day her complaint was submitted. Her verification did take longer than the time period we strive to verify in due to an increase in volume during the time period in which her verification was submitted. We have a system in place which notified her via email when her verification was completed on May 1st. After her verification was completed she may not have known how to access the offer for Zenni Optical. We have since sent her instructions so that she knows how to access to any of the offers available through ID.me for Nurses.
If I could give this company a ZERO I would. That absolute worst customer support on the planet. I started with a state gov ID at ID.ME . Somehow my personal email address also showed up as a validated account. So they delete my state verified ID and force me to use my personal email for ID.ME account. Now I cannot get gov discounts that funnel back through ID.ME. I get some joker named Kevin. He is the absolute worst support person I have ever dealt with. Sends one sentence canned messages and then takes 2 days to get an update with the EXACT same I sentence message. Stay away from this company. You will not get any tech support. They also do not have any phone number. Kind of sketchy. What kind of a business down't have phone support.
Michael was verified as a Hospital Employee on April 10th and as a Government Employee on May 8th. Michael did experience an issue due to the creation of more than one ID.me account. He contacted us via email and we did not immediately receive some information we had requested from him to resolve his issue. Once we received the requested information from Michael we were able to delete one of his ID.me accounts and he was able to complete the additional verification for his ID.me account.
Creating more than one ID.me account can happen due to people having more than one email address. For that reason we have the ability for members to add more than one email address to their ID.me accounts. Instructions: https://help.id.me/hc/en-us/articles/360025873533 The member can then decide which email is their primary login email and then add secondary emails. This allows a member to sign in from any of the valid emails they attach to their ID.me account. This can be done anytime after their account is created using the first email address.
I received an email from ID.me thanking me for creating an account. A few minutes later I received an email saying that my military service had been validated. I did not sign up for this account. The first thing I did was to change the password by clicking the Forgot Password link. I then logged in and requested that the account be deleted. It takes 7 days for the account to be deleted according to the email I received. I attempted to contact ID.me to talk to the security fraud department because a third party had signed me up for this account without my permission, however the web site only allows chatting with a customer rep, no phone number is listed. After starting a chat session and answering a couple personal questions, to verify my identity, I was told that I could not get a phone number to talk to anyone because "Right now, we currently do not have an operational calling system in place, but I have brought it up to my supervisors. And they have submitted a ticket to our security department to investigate the issue for you". I was then asked if they could leave the account open so that they could investigate.
This site will allow third party individuals to create account for other using personal information such as DOB and SSN without verifying that the person making the request for an account is actually the person involved.
For this member his request to close the account created using his email was handled via a chat with an agent at ID.me. The user confirmed that he (nor any other family members) created the account using his email address. There is a chance that another Gmail user had a similar email and mistyped their email when they registered with ID.me.
The 7 day account waiting period ID.me has in place gives members time to recover their accounts should they close their account and then change their mind. It's particularly important for users who verify their identity and should they close their account would not have a means by which to recover the account if the closure was effective immediately. The 7 day waiting period was waived once the member reached out to ID.me via chat.
I have tried numerous times to get verified through ID.ME. Every time ends with an error first it was an *** problem which is odd since I didn't askfor a credit check only wanted to receive my Veterans discounts and tickets from ***. It won't allow me to upload my ***, V.A. health care card until it verifies through ***. Which I answered all the questions to anyway but still a no go. Seems to me that my ***, V.A. health card with a picture on it should identify me better than a credit bureau.
While the gal I chatted with on their help chat was professional and friendly she was still unable to solve my problem. Not sure why it gives me an account then doesn't except my documents to prove my military status yet has all my info that doesn't prove the one thing I am on the site for. How can the V.A. use this when the Veterans they've already accepted are not
being accepted by an outside company and what are they doing nwith our info.
I contacted my Vet rep, in Hamilton County Ne, and then I stopped by the VA hospital in Grand Island Ne, and both told me that ID.me is not a legitimate site. And that if the site is not a .GOV, then it is a scam. NO EXCEPTIONS ! ID.me can reply with a long letter to this, but they are nothing but a fraud site, Somehow they have attached themselves to the Myhealthyvet site, and ask for full SSN, credit info, passport and driver's license info, which are key to identity theft. I don't care about there fake back story. Do not use them, do not provide any info to them. They are Identity thieves according to the local Va Sources. They are NOT accredited withe the Revdex.com.
ID.me is proud of it's partnership with the VA! We are extremely disappointed to hear that this Veteran received some incorrect information from his local VA sources.
ID.me is the VA's trusted technology partner in helping to keep Veterans personal information safe. We specialize in digital identity protection and help the VA make sure you're you—and not someone pretending to be you—before we give you access to your VA benefits information.
More information on the partnership between ID.me & the VA can be found in many of the VA's own FAQ's ( https://www.va.gov/sign-in-faq/ ) on the VA.gov website.
I received an email welcoming me to ID.me and stated that there terms of service and policy had changed. As far as I know I never enrolled in this company in fact I have never heard of it. I don't want to go to the site for fear of the possibility of getting a virus in my computer and I haven't been able to even find any direct information about the company. As far as I am concerned this is a scam because I never enrolled in this company and I don't understand how I cold be enrolled with out my permission. As far as I know I have not paid any fees and if they have charged any fees they did not have my permission to do so and I did not give them any Charge Card information.
I tried to download the email but your system kept telling me that I need it to end in .pdf or .docx and they both did and your system would not accept either one.
February 12, 2020
Dear ***:
Thank you for forwarding this complaint to ID.me. We did locate an ID.me account for *** and we have contacted her via a follow-up email. We provided her with the information on when and how she signed up with ID.me as well as instructions on how to delete her ID.me account should she wish. *** created an ID.me account through the VA.gov website in 2019 in an effort to access her VA benefits online. She has only used the account in 2019 and apparently did not remember creating her ID.me account. This can happen when a user does not use their ID.me account on a regular basis. We recently updated our Privacy Policy and all of our registered users received a notification via email as required by law.
ID.me is a trusted VA partner and she would not receive a virus should she elect to visit our website and close her account. Also, ID.me does not charge the end-user for our services. Therefore, we do not collect any payment information and we would not owe her a refund of any fees.
Please let us know if you need any additional information.
Regards,
Debi G. Operations Manager, Member Support
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Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards