I was just recently charged the 79.95 onto my credit card from CIC Credit Monitoring. Unsure of what this was, I did a search only to find massive fraud information. Only through reading through some of these reports did I find the actual website. A year ago I signed up to receive a free credit ...
While I did not attend to sign up for the 79.95 service at Consumerinfo.com and tried to dispute it with my Credit Card company, in the end I had to pay the fee. Maybe I am to blaim for not reeding the fine print, but the following year I was again charged the 79.95 fee. I've gone to their website ...
I signed up to view my "free" credit report via the consumerinfo.com. I had to give my credit card number for some reason. When I tried to go into the "my account" to make sure it was cancelled before they charged my account I was locked out. I called 3 times to have the account ...
Like many other victims, my credit card was charged $9.95 on the pretext of consumer credit report. This fraudulent company has cheated many so far. I will get this revoked from the credit company. ...
A friend of mine used my debit card to get a free credit report from consumerinfo.com after recieving her report she cancelled membership. She only wanted a free report. I recieved my bank statement an noticed a charge for $24.95 for a upgrade 3-bureau report, she never requested this report and ...
Yahoo has Consumerinfo as and add., on their homepage and that is where I found it. I was sure they would be honorable because of Yahoo. I found consumerinfo had billed me $9.95. I was outraged with what they had pulled. I could cancel my account if I wanted but they would not refund my money which ...