I signed up for clear credit for my fiance to help clear up his credit. About a month after using thier service I started recieving letters from the Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian telling me that this company was unable to do what they promised (clear up credit) because they would not be given ...
I never heard of Clear Credit (Aaron Jones, owner) until a collection agency called me. They claimed I owed $60. They claimed I had clicked on a ad for "Free Credit Report." The ad takes you to a site where you must either subscribe for credit monitoring for $10 per month, or pay $60 to ...
After recieving a offer to view information on my credit for free, I had to enter credit card information to accept the offer. There I was advised I could decline thier sevices, if I did not like it for some reason, without being charged. After getting through passed their login page, I realized ...
I was supposed to get 3 free credit reports from clear credit when I signed up for cyber-detective in april I was unable to get the reports. Clear credit charged my credit card $54.95 for this service. I sent an e-mail immediatly canceling their service, I also sent a letter canceling said service. ...
I had been with this company since 03, and believe strongly that this company is only in for the money and not for the consumer. They have debited my debit card each month for 49.95 in the totaly amount of 599.44. This last time was in July and they took out 49.95 back to back. Which I did file ...
I was to belive that I was going to recieve a free credit report on clear credit.com. They took my credit card info because I was to be charged $7.50 for the charges on the report that I wanted to dispute with the companies and they would take care of it for me. Before I knew it, there was $49.95 ...