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 ...
These scammers need to be stopped. Everyone contact the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org), Federal Communications Commission (www.fcc. Gov) or your secretary of state. Jim Chesterfield, Missouri U.S.A. ...
I never authorized a payment of 79.95 for a credit monitoring service. And even though I inadvertently paid for the service the company did nothing to alert me when my credit report was trampled on with several mistakes. The company said they will credit me back the 79.95, but not the 79.95 from ...
I signed up for a free credit report (It was a link from a pop up ad.) It stated free 30 days or $34.95 if you did not call them with the time. I received a bill for $79.95. I called and stated the website made no mention of $79.95 only $34.95. They assured my that it clearly stated the higher ...
Found that they charged my Credit Card, without me knowing they would, never found anything that said they would charge me for "free credit report" Sean South Bend, Indiana U.S.A. ...
The company's representive promised on the phone to refund me membership charge on my credit card. But I did not receive a penny. Later on we called back, the company only refunded partially becasue they claimed no records indicated I called. I even have representitative's name written down! $11 is ...