i don't know what i would have done without lifelock. >> when i first got the alert from lifelock, myion was actually, "ha ha, i got you." since i'd been alerted and lifelock was helping me resolve the issue, whoever was doing that wasn't going to be able to benefit. >> i was a victim of identity theft, and it wasn't fun. i was on my own. i had no idea what to do. and it was a terrible feeling. but it wasn't as bad as when it happened to my daughter, who was 7 at the time. somebody had stole her social security number. i was furious. i was concerned about her future. and so i contacted lifelock because i had heard about them. i looked into what they offer, and it was the best thing i ever did. >> announcer: now let's join lifelock member tom jourden to learn more about identity theft, the fastest growing crime in america. with tom is former fbi agent and renowned speaker jeff lanza, an expert in fraud, cyber crime, and identity theft. >> jeff, thanks for being here. >> you're welcome. >> you know, 10 years ago, i didn't even think about identity theft, but then, unfortunately, i becam

lifelock's there. >> i don't need to worry about this now.'t tell you how happy that made me. >> announcer: stay tuned and meet top experts in the field of identity theft. learn some of the tricks identity thieves do to steal

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the last time the ftc had a meaningful settlement i think it was the lifelock scam and that was a $100 million fine and what they do when they deal with one of these skamz they hold a press conference and they explain why the ftc sought the fine and so imagine there's a press release tomorrow from the ftc and they say they're holding a press conference and the commissioner gets up and a couple of attorney generals and they say we are now punishing herbalife with the largest fine in the history of the trade protection they're going to say here are all the evil acts the company has done that has led us to fine the highest fine we can charge and here are the steps they are taking to make sure consumers are not defrauded again. they're going to have to announce whatever those steps are and how those steps will be enforced. it's going to be one of the most watched press conferences in the history of the ftc. >> i wouldn't doubt that. >> so my point here is the ftc is not going to -- i can't see any scenario in which that's going to be good for herbalife and they're going to be allowed to co