After having signed up for a 30 day credit report, I was charged a YEAR LATER $79.95 as an automatic membership renewal (so they say). They told me that the terms where clearly mentioned in the terms and conditions section of their website... Ok... Maybe I am wrong for this, but really now... How ...
I signed up for their free credit report. I called and cancelled within the 30 day free trial period. On March 1, my credit card was charged $79.95. I called their customer service department to get a refund. They told me they had a record of me calling to cancel within the 30 day time period. ...
On April 26 I responded to an ad for a 30 day free credit check trial offer. The ad stated that this offer was free and that the only reason they needed my credit card number was so they could charge should I decide to continue after the 30 day free trial period. Two days later consumerinfo.com ...
I signed up for a free credit report and was waiting for an email confirmation and after 10 days i called to see what was going on. I first spoke to a cust. Rep. That needed my ss #, full name, and mothers maiden name. I was a little apprehensive and then he stated he had to transfer me to someone ...
I had been a customer of consumerinfo.com for years, when they actually assisted consumers, but with the increase in Identity Theft, Experian used scare tactics to draw consumers in as well as consumers obtaining credit scores, then their service went into the toilet.initially I could go to the ...
Several months ago, I ordered free credit report from ConsumerInfo.com. Based on their website, I am supposed to get a free credit report, but I did not get anything from them. I've just found out that they charged $79.95 to my credit card account. I checheked their website again, I realized that ...