I went under freecreditreport.com to get my credit report. It required my cash card number because after using their website for more than 30 days-they charge you 8.95. So I gave it to them. Well about 2 weeks later i called the 188 # to cancel and the man i talked to said i wasnt in the computer ...
On April 20, a charge appeared on my banking statement in the amount of $79.95 from CIC Credit Monitoring. I did not recognize this company, and certainly did not order any kind of credit monitoring service. I was certain that this was a fraudulent charge. On April 21 I called the 800 number listed ...
In the middle of March I applied for the FREE credit report provided by Consumerinfo.com. I saw nothing stating that my account was going to be automatically billed, but made sure to cancel my account anyway. Earlier today (04/16) I recieved a phone call from the Wells Fargo Fraud Detection Agency ...
This company got my information and charged $79.95 to my account without my authorization. I've been told there are 1600 complaints with the Better Business Bureau and now their is an ongoing investigation, if you've been ripped by them file a fruad complaint with your local police department and ...
This is the biggest scam out there and it is being perpetrated by one of the largest credit reporting agencies in the world - Experian, Inc. Unsuspecting customers provide credit-card information to receive a credit report and then typically cancel the service immediately after receiving the free ...
I have never signed up for a service through this company, CIC. I had signed up for a free report through another company and had canceled that membership within the 30 day trial period so as not to be charged. When an unauthorized and unexpected charge for $79.95 appeared on my bank statement ...