Since 1944, the Sports Car Club of America has been bringing motor sports to the masses of American people who are passionate about automobiles, speed and competition. These members should be able to focus on their driving, not the potential threat of identity theft that can occur when submitting personal and financial information to a large national organization. With Eliminate ID Theft, SCCA members can direct their focus where it should be: on the track.

Once only available through banking institutions and financial services companies, complete identity theft protection is now being offered directly to SCCA members through Eliminate ID Theft. The company’s Detection Services provide SCCA members with activity e-mail alerts to inform them about critical changes to their credit report. Through Eliminate ID Theft, these members have instant access to their triple bureau credit report, and their names are removed from junk mail lists. In the case that fraud does occur, members are protected through Eliminate ID Theft’s $25,000 worth of identity theft reimbursement coverage, which is included in the cost of the services.

“Our members do a lot of business that could potentially put their identity and credit at risk, and Eliminate ID Theft provides a comprehensive program of protection,” says Eric Prill, Sports Car Club of America vice president of marketing and communications. “They offer a complete line of identify theft and protections services that are competitively priced.”

Through its Member Benefits Program portion of the SCCA.com Web site, SCCA members can access the discounted rate on Eliminate ID Theft services to receive the protection necessary to make racing enthusiasts, feel comfortable, knowing their identity and credit are safe.

“We are very excited to be working with the Sports Car Club of America,” says Scott Stevenson, president and CEO of Eliminate ID Theft. “As an ID theft protection company, we understand the need for safety. SCCA members can rest assured knowing that their identities and credit ratings are safe in our hands.”