I was trying to buy a new car and was told my credit was bad. I had a friend tell me that I could check my credit report online. I signed up for credit report from Consumerinfo.com. I found it unhelpfull and difficult to read. I e-mailed to cancel the same day. Now I find I have been charged $9.95. ...
I called the 1-888-888-8553 and got the message that they were experiencing a high call volume and would get to me shortly or I could go to their website to cancel my account. On their website I could find no way to cancel my account only that stupid phone number. Rob portland, Oregon U.S.A. ...
I signed up with consumerinfo to get a "free" credit report, by signing up you are informed that you have a 30 day trial period to try their service. Within the 30 days, if you are not satisfied with the service you can cancel the service without being charged. I processed my account with ...
I called them to cancel my account only to find myself dealing with a very rude customer service person (I was never told the name as she refused to give me her name) asking all sorts of questions that I found unnecessary such as asking for my social security number, date of birth, names of my ...
Got charged for 79.95 and for what? I was surprised to see so many complaints against this company, which states is an Experian company. Experian is a valid credit report company. Not happy with this automatic charge. I did email them to cancel my subscription and refund my credit card today. Let's ...
This company charged me 80 dollars for a FREE credit report and I did not see an opt in choice for a payment like that. This is theft or at a minimum deceptive as hell and should be stopped. Norman cupertino, California U.S.A. ...