Requested a free credit report from company, about a month later $79.00 was deducted out of my bank account. ...
I requested the "FREE" credit history on www.comsumerinfo.com. To begin with, there actually wasnot any info they offer you. Next, there'snot everywhere that I really could discover, they let you know you have to stop before thirty days or you receive billed 79.95. I tested my bank record ...
My credit card was used fraudulently by someone who purchased CIC service in 2001 for $79.95. I do not know the person who used my card. I informed CIC of the fraud and the told me to obtin a police report and fix it to them. After 3 years, a dozen faxes of police reports and 2 additional charges ...
Over a year ago I requested this company's "free" credit report, but I did NOT sign up for their service. Since I am in the military I have all of my finance accounts handled automatically so that I may make payments while on deployment. After returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom I had ...
I unfortunatly became a victim of Consumerinfo.com when I came across an advertisement for a FREE credit report, provided by QSpace.com. This site offered a free credit report from one of the three credit bureaus, if I wanted all three reports then there would be a charge, also offered was a Credit ...
After carelessly losing my wallet and hearing horror stories about identity theft it was recommended to me by local sherriff that i contact a credit reporting agency to find out if the person who found it may be using it to apply for credit or purchases. After reading the information about CIC i ...