This company is taking advantage of consumers by getting them to enroll in a free credit reporting services. After the trial period is over they claim that all you have to do is send an email to customer service and then you will be removed from the subscription. This is a lie. I enrolled in this ...
I carefully navigated the signup process and declined all attempts to get me to sign up for a 'for fee' service. I never authorized use of my credit card, yet the charges came anyway (12.95/ month.) I thought I had successfully signed up for one credit report, without any recurring services. I went ...
I ordered my credit report on www.freecreditreport.com in early July online. I was not really impressed by the services offered by the website so I decided to call and cancel before the end of the free 30 day trial so that my account would not be charged (as advertised by freecreditreport.com). I ...
Interested in buying a house, we signed up for a subscription at freecreditreport.com. We didn't expect much for free, and were happy to sign up in order to monitor our credit reports and credit scores. We have been with the company for a year or more. After buying our house we wanted to get a ...
Scam started out simply by offering free credit reports. Then for the past 6 months I've been charged $12.95/month by CIC triple advantage. Finally found out it was freecreditreport.com after I googled "CIC triple advantage" and was directed to this site. Finally canceled my subscription ...
In May I visited the Experian site to obtain a totally free credit history. Yearly, each American is eligible for 3 free credit history in the three primary credit agencies, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Evidently what occur through the demand trade is the fact that Freecreditreport.com ...