Here's how they got me: I signed up for a free credit report at ClearCredit.com in 2003. First mistake: The above signup also triggered a hard inquiry on my credit report from a Clear Credit affiliated Real Estate company who ultimately sent me a mortgage offer that I didn't ask for. Second ...
In the past month, I too have gotten a fraudulent charge on my credit in the amount of $9.95 from myperfectcredit.com. I have already submitted a dispute with my credit card company and contacted myperfectcredit.com about the fraudulent charge. I told my credit card company that I am not the only ...
This company is a scam. I used their services once, knew that they were crooks, imediately cancelled emailled them about my cancellation. They emailled me a cancellation form told me that I needed to submit that form, but never gave me a physical address where to send the form. I emmailled them ...
On Feb 24, MyPerfectCredit.com fraudulently charged my Mastercard $9.95 for service that I never ordered. I just discovered it today. 3 years ago, I had an account with ClearCredit.com and closed it due to ripoff charges by that company. The customer DIS-service representative advised me that ...
I responded to an email offer on 2/18/05 from Myperfectcredit.com. The offer stated that the company would provide free access to my credit reports and for $6.95 per item, they would remove any erroneous entries from them. Myperfecrcredit.com also offered a prepaid credit card with no annual fees ...
On December 1st I went on the internet to get my free credit reports in California, which just became a law to be able to do so. Next thing I know, on my bank account I am being charged two $30.00 charges on 12/1 and two $30.00 charges on 12/2 all by a company called myperfectcredit. Actually on my ...