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quityProtect, a leader in real estate fraud prevention and data security, has partnered with Pacific Coast Title Company to offer free protection from title theft to victims of California's recent wildfires. This partnership aims to safeguard homeowners from deed theft crimes using EquityProtect's patented technology.

    In the aftermath of natural disasters, homeowners are vulnerable to real estate scams as cybercriminals exploit the chaos. Deed fraud involves scammers forging documents and stealing personal information to assume ownership of a property, resulting in significant financial losses for homeowners seeking to rebuild or recover insurance claims.

    EquityProtect uses its two-factor authentication technology to safeguard properties from unwarranted title claims. The company will offer California wildfire victims free title protection for one year, monitoring their property address to prevent fraudulent activities that could lead to title theft or equity loss.

    "We're committed to helping those affected by the wildfires," said EquityProtect CEO Ryan Marshall. "Our technology can ensure these homeowners are protected from further financial losses as they recover."

    Pacific Coast Title Company President Al Alfonso added, "We understand the devastating impact of wildfires on California communities. Our partnership with EquityProtect provides innovative property protection services that offer an added layer of security during challenging times."

    Those interested in learning more about how EquityProtect can help safeguard them from real estate fraud can contact [email protected].

    EquityProtect is a pioneer in real estate fraud prevention and data security, developing solutions to protect property owners and organizations from unauthorized data modifications and fraud. Pacific Coast Title Company is an industry leader in title insurance and coverage with a focus on technology and innovation.