Such trickery; I received an email offering a free credit report through the three top credit raters. I hadnt checked my scores for a while and being the fool I am decided to go for it. Of course you have to include your credit card information, which should have been my red flag that it was a falsification. After thirty days I saw they had charged me $29.95 which was fraudulent. I immediately called to get a refund and make sure they cancelled the account.
Whats the old saying fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me; I was encouraged by the phone representative to immediately go back in the account (what a sham) and print my credit info so I would have it. That I would receive a credit to my account, which I did but it was a set-up.
In checking my credit card I found that my credit was for $1.00 only, quite the swindle for a free one time offer. And now I have another $29.95 charge on my credit card that I will assume is for following the dodge of a phone representatives fraudulent directions and going back into the account to print my information; what a dupe I am to fall for the biggest hoax. I am usually more savvy and attuned to such stings.
You can bet I will be contacting my bank card to get all charges reversed and filing a complaint against OTL, Score Sense.
Nancy
Maineville, Ohio
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