My husband wanted to check out his credit report. He entered the freecreditreport.com website. He signed up for the free 30 day trial. The next day, his account was charged 24.95 for membership. Two days later, he was charged 24.95 again. The website states nowhere that there is an immediate charge ...
I never have been to their website, I don't know how they got my information, but when I went to buy groceries and my card got rejected for being overdrawn, I checked my account and found over $250 charged to triple advantage and Credit Report, twice a month each, $12.95 twice a month for triple ...
I remember when I signed up with CIC in the beginning of January. I did it because I heard on the news that we were allowed one free credit report per year (now I realize that CIC is not associated with that law). Basically I just did it out of curiosity. I thought I could just see the report and ...
Not much in life is free and neither is a credit report and score UNLESS you pay attention at the time you order the report. Freecreditreport.com needs operating revenue and to get it, they enroll you into CIC Triple Advantage Credit Monitoring at the time you order your credit report. This fact is ...
I wanted to check my credit report and I had heard about Freecreditreport.com being free, so I decided to check it out online. To my surprise it said it was free, but indicate that after 30 days you would be charged if you did not cancell before your 30 days were up. So I began to fill out the ...
FreeCreditReports.com provides a free credit report and credit score online. The only hitch is that you are automatically enrolled for a 30 day trial in CIC Triple Advantage Credit Monitoring and if you fail to cancel that automatic membership within 30 days, you begin to receive charges of $12.95 ...