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 ...
I was charge $80 bones for a service I never recived I do not remembe rever signing up for any service with this company I have emailed them with no responce... This is a rediculous charge and It will be resolved. I move quite regulalrly and change emails often due to military service and I have ...
I just recieved a charge from consumerinfo.com of $79.95. This amount was withdrawn from my checking account without my authorization. I do not know what the charge is for and never have asked for or recieved eny of there service. I am very upset about this. Frans Holly Hill, Florida U.S.A. ...
I applied for a free credit report.in which I never recived. And then I was checking my account to see if my insurance check I had wrote had cleared and I stumbled upon a fee for 79.95 In which I had never even purchased. I went rounds with the Bank and waited for about the two days. Finally I ...
I paid for a combined credit report from all (3) bureaus. I paid and received the credit report. I just received a charge from Consumerinfo.com of $79.95. This amount was withdrawn from my checking account without my authorization. I do not know what the charge is for and do not have a service ...
After my Bank Account was billed $79.95, i checked into the website again and found this little statement. "Get a FREE credit report plus a free 30-day CreditCheck trial. Receive online alerts when key information changes on your report, exclusive dispute tips, toll-free customer support and ...