My story is very similar to the others who have been ripped off by CIC Credit Monitoring. I looked at a credit card statement and noticed six months worth of mystery charges for $9.95 each from some strange company in California. Come to find they were auto-billing me for a service I never wanted ...
Surfed over to www.consumerinfo.com via Yahoo and wanted a free report. This is completely legitimate because the federal government requires one free report per year. I got my free report and was magically subscribed to a monthly service without my knowledge. After two months I saw it on my credit ...
I signed up for a free 30-day trial in August 04. I tried to cancel online the same evening, which they make completely impossible, so I had to call and cancel over the phone the next morning. I just noticed 4 months later that they have been charging me $9.95/month since then. After reading these ...
CIC rip me off. First of all I dont even know what there purpose is. They are taking money out of my bank account for 9.95 for a service that I never logged on to because I didnt know that it even existed. Now my account has an overdraft fee for a service that was suppose to Monitor my credit... ...
CIC ripped me off too. I don't even know what this company is good for except making unauthorized charges to my bank account. I don't even know how they got my credit card number and that's. My bank will be seeing me first thing in the morning and they won't like what I have to say either. Wish me ...
First of all, my father is brain-damaged and cannot even turn on a TV, much less use a computer. On August 11, I noticed that an unauthorized debit of $79.95 had been made to his bank account that day, in favor of CIC Credit Monitoring, Consumerinfo.com, 800-220-2626. I called and after a very long ...