As the previous reporters found, I used the 'free' credit reporting as linked to from yahoo.com I was somewhat hesistant about giving my credit card details but had been assured by the advertising that this was to verify my identity; being new to the country I understood that this was necessary to ...
I had a funny feeling about this outfit immediately after I signed up for the "free credit report", even before I knew about the $79.95 charge to my credit card. I immediately emailed the company requesting that they cancel my request, and of course, they didn't honor that. I've tried to ...
This company offered me a free no obligation trial for 30 days to see my credit report. After finding no significant use of it for me, i contacted the company and discontinued the service within given 30 days. Later on i found from my card statment that they charged $79.95 on my credit card. This ...
I was turned down for a credit card and they suggested I go to Experian.com to get a free copy of my credit report. I filled out the information on the website and downloaded a free copy.in the information they required a credit card number to process, but would not charge your account. Now I ...
I signed up for a free credit report and about a month later I was charged $79.95 on my credit card without my knowledge or consent. Not only did they steal $80 from me, they gave me a bogus credit report. They also never sent the promised credit report to my email. ...
I noticed a bill on my card and was wondering what it was for. I went to the site and I couldn't even get any info off of it. What a scam, I would like my money back ...