I am a single father of two children, who has been unemployed because my last company moved over seas. As such, I one day wanted to see my credit report to be sure everything was in order - (I was going to try and get some loans for continued education so I could have better prospects at finding a ...
I did a free credit report check in February. What I didn't know was that I was also signing up for a $14.95 dollar per month subscription with CIC Triple Advantage, owner of the freecreditreport.com, or is that the free credit rip-off (dot) com? Follow the instructions on this link to have your ...
I only realized I had an account with FreeCreditReport.com when the credit card they were billing expired and they phoned to ask for new credit card details - that was thirteen months and almost $400 later from when we had "signed up" (seemingly they had my husband signed up too!). The ...
I signed up for the "Free Credit Report" (i.e. "free" for seven days, then it's $14.95), which only included one report from one of the credit reporting bureaus. Then, the website gives you the option of paying extra for all three reports. So, I went ahead and paid the ...
I signed up for A free trial of www.free credit report. The trial time was 7 days, they say that you can view your credit report and scores during this trial period. NOT SO All you can view is your public prophile and work history.in order to see your credit score and credit prophile they insist, ...
On June 20 I was charged 12.95 for credit reporting that I did not authorize. I had initially asked and paid for the one time service on May 20. I initially went on line for a credit report. At that time I was told I would be charged if I didn't call and cancel the service. I did that and never ...