On my Credit statement nowadays I came across a mystical cost of 79.95 alongside a 1-800 telephone number. I named and discovered the corporation, CIC or consumerinfo.com, continues to be getting me annually since 2002. I evidently submitted to get a credit history five years back, that will be ...
This is a huge HEADS UP FOR EVERYONE who is looking for information on Consumer Info.com / Credit Monitor Service. (If that's their real name). This so call credit monitoring company is charging $79.95 for what they state to be a free credit report. What do you do? Call CIC immediately to cancel ...
CIC consumerinfo.com is selling credit reports. They are charging 79.95 upon 30 days free trial expiration period. It could be difficult to sue them because they are only doing what ONE asks them to do. It's difficult not to get excited about knowing one's credit report (Marketing works!); but what ...
It looks like I am yet another in the long (and getting longer) line of Consumerinfo.com victims. I distinctly remember spotting the "negative click" trick (click here if you do NOT want to be charged) and I chose not to be charged. They did anyway. A refund was promised, and we shall see ...
I responded to an email offer for a free credit report. I went to this company's website and filled in the required information, including of course, my Visa card number. I received the promised report, but as few weeks later found an unauthorized $79.95 charge on my Visa card account! I called my ...