Unfortunately this was found in the fine print: You may cancel at any time during the free membership period. If you wish to continue your membership in the CreditCheck Monitoring Service, do nothingyour membership will continue without interruption. The annual $79.95 fee will be charged to your ...
These people waited a month (right around Christmas time) to charge me $79.95, for a supposedly free crdeit report! I guess they were hoping I wouldn't catch it amongst all my other Christmas charges. Steven Laurel, Maryland U.S.A. ...
I have read all the complaints aboot this company and they are all true with one exception. Once I discovered thier scam I simply emailed them complaining and threating them with a charge back from my credit card company the charges to my credit card were reversed. Don't get me wrong I think this ...
This company advertises "free credit report" then tries to con you into paying for their crap service. Usually companies offer a promotion to attract business, and they are up front with their methods. If their product is good, then they win customers, if it is bad, they don't - either ...
Consumerinfo.com is a scam do not use this service. They offer 3 complete crefit report and a month of online access for 34.95 What you get is a one time incomplete credit report, you still have to contact equifax, experian and transunion for you report, and pay there fees. Consumerinfo refused to ...
Like many others, via Quicken, I signed up for the "free" Equifax credit report through ConsumerInfo.com. And while I usually read the fine print, I did not read to the very last paragraph of the terms and conditions, the first place where it mentions that I will be charged $79.95 the ...