I was looking through my monthly credit card billing and noticed a $79.95 charge on my card from CIC Credit Monitor Service without my consent or knowledge. I did sign up for a free credit report and was under the assumption that if I cancelled my membership within the two-three days that I ...
Same old story, applied for the free credit report, explicitly checked the box that said I *didn't* want their service, they charged mw $79.95 anyway. Kathleen Berkeley, California U.S.A. ...
I recently answered an ad on the internet for a free credit report. Just today, about two weeks later I checked my bank statement online and found there was a deduction of $79.95 to CIC. I looked up Consumer Info under AOL Key word and found sites concerning the company ripping off lots of people ...
ConsumerInfo.com seeks nothing but the fradulant betterment of their own bank account. Hidden behind a rash of pop-up ads and comercials proclaiming a "free credit report" to assist you in managing your credit, they actually seek to commit the very acts they claim to prevent. Cic Credit ...
Offered free credit report and said I would receive an email from them after I signed up confirming I had signed up and telling me how to cancel if I did not want further services. I did not receive an e-mail from them and therefore thought I had not been signed up. There was no way for me to ...
My husband and I while looking through home listings on MSN.com clicked the free credit report and sometime later received a $79.95 charge to our bank account. When I spoke to my bank they informed me of where the charge came from. When I called the 1-800 I got an agent (after holding fo 15 min) ...