My story is just like all the others. I never look at my bank statement. I know shame on me. I just happened to glance over it the other day and a charge for $9.95 caught my attention. I started to look online to see what it could be and the first thing to pop up is a link to this website with over ...
For eight months I was charged on my credit card $ 8.95 for a Credit Monitoring service I had no idea I had. Despite never accessing the site, servicing my account or even viewing my account EVER, I was not refunded for the balance... $71.60 what a RIP OFF! I spoke to an employee over the phone ...
After applying for the 30 day free trial, I received my initial information via mail from Triple Advantage. However, upon attempting to access my account online, my username and password continuously failed. After each attempt, I requested - via the Triple Advantage (freecreditreport.com) website - ...
Do NOT use any of these free credit report companies, they signed you up for a subscription without any notice and you'll find yourself being charged $12/month. I have cancel my credit card and notified the visa department of my bank to investigate and get a refund. ...
I, too, was victim of being ripped off by Experian Nov. 19. I subscribed to Experian's free credit report, which contained 3 almost completely blank columns with no info.By the time I was through subscribing, they had charged me $54.40, three different charges. I called them, when I told them ...
This Company is offering a free credit report, I been charged for 9.95 monthly for no reason, talked to customer service with no luck, be careful, they take your money and run away!!! ...