I am currently looking for a job and was super excited when I got this e-mail. At the end of the written interview, to confirm your "identity" you need to fill out a "free" credit report. The link takes you to creditreport.com, where I saw there was a $1 charge and that once you ...
This agency will charge you for all 3 reports. There is not an option to select just one report. They choose for you and charge your credit card for the additional reports. It is a rip off and they do not care. ...
I went to creditreport.com, on Aug 19 signed up knowing they would charge my account 1.00 for the trial period and if I did not cancel within a certain amount of time my account would be charged 12.95 monthly. Today, Aug 21 I checked my account, they did indeed charge 1.00, but they charged an ...
I ordered a credit report from creditreport.com which as stated was a 1.00. However, they turned around and enroll in this credit monitoring service and by the time all was said and done they charged me a total of 45.90 for a credit report for a 1.00. I called and spoke to a rep however, they give ...
I visited their web and took advantage of a free credit report. On the same day i withdrew my desire to participate in their services. I checked my account on 05/08 and discovered that I had a debit for 39.99 from them and contacted them. I was told that there was nothing they could do at this ...
I also ran into this. I applied for a job though indeed.com I think. I received a promising email back (see below). After completing the online screening I was required to create an account with creditreport.com and send them the information for my credit score. I found it suspicious so checked ...