Freecreditreport.com kept charging $12.95 to my account every month for the past three months until I noticed the charge this month. I only used thier service once (apparently free) and never ever visited that site again. ...
I was checking my account today to see what charges had gone through and I noticed a charge for $12.95 along with an overdraft charge for $30.00 and I knew I hadnt charged anything because I was close to being negative. So I called the bank and they said that it was triple ...
This company has charged my credit card for the past two months for $12.95. The website and the commercials on TV have lead me to believe that the credit report was FREE. However, the company automatically makes you a member of their services when you attempt to take advantage of the free credit ...
I looked at my free credit report but never thought I signed up for a service. Since the service isn't called what the name of the site is, I wasn't looking for the right thing. I didn't notice this charge on my debit card for a couple months and then had a hard time figuring out where it came ...
I don't know my credit score because I haven't had much credit experience and tried freecreditreport.com. Soon after I had gotten a call on my cell from Capital Financial (see sepertate Capital Financial report for full story). After the whole capital financial problem, I realized that ...
My husband wanted to check out his credit report. He entered the freecreditreport.com website. He signed up for the free 30 day trial. The next day, his account was charged 24.95 for membership. Two days later, he was charged 24.95 again. The website states nowhere that there is an immediate charge ...