I signed up for this "free" service thinking that 1.) it would give me a decent credit report, and 2.) it would be fair. I was wrong about both. I was checking my credit card transaction history this morning when I noticed a mysterious charge. I didn't even remember who the company was. ...
I responded to an email offer for a free credit report. I went to this company's website and filled in the required information, including of course, my Visa card number. I received the promised report, but as few weeks later found an unauthorized $79.95 charge on my Visa card account! I called my ...
I went through a reputable site and saw this "free" credit report. Sure, the report is free, but you have to enter your credit card to get this free report? That should have tipped me off, but no, I was dumb and I can accept that. A month later I get a $79.95 charge for WHAT? I never ...
Consumerinfo.com "FREE" consujmer Report charges credit cards Orange, CA Orange California... My wife signed up for a free credit report. She thought it was reputable because the link was on msn.com. They asked for a credit card number for identification - not to charge for the free ...
I don't even remember visiting this site, and I certainly never received any free credit report. Despite this, my credit card has been charged $79.95. What is happening in this country/our world? It seems that every week, I am confronting some new scam trying to rip me off. I'm sick of it. Thank ...
As a broke college student, I make it a habit to obsessively keep track of my credit card expenses. On 1/26, in the interest of evaluating my credit, I signed up for ConsumerInfo.com's "free" credit report. However, after I suddenly ran into the delay they create by sending ...