Your "free" credit report and score is tied to their 30-day trial. That "catch" is displayed only once — on the far left side of the home page in calm blue print on a similar blue background! You don't even notice it next to all the bright greens, oranges and blues splashed ...
I have found that since I ordered my free credit report online, I was charged $9.95 a month from two different "credit managers". I was told by both places that I agreed to the terms for my free credit report that I am guaranteed each year. If you want the free credit report for each of ...
Like many of you, I too was charged with the monthly amount of 12.95 from CIC Triple Advantage. Their name is masked behind the FreeCreditReport.com site saying that you get a free credit report but instead includes a free credit monitoring system service that most people do not ask for. This is ...
I signed up for a free credit report to get my credit rateing, which they were to send my report through email and did not ever do so. I called to cancel my membership and they treated me like I was lieing about who I was. I insisted that they cancel my account and they transfered me to there ...
I recently checked my bank account and discovered that www.freecreditreport.com, and Experian company, has been charging me 12.95 a month for the last six months for something called "CIC Triple Advantage, " some bullshit service I've never even heard of. Suppesedly, there's some fine ...
I signed up for the credit monitoring and didn't realize at the time that if I'd gotten the report from TransUnion, it WOULD been FREE. I did, however, cancel within the 30 days (the lady I talked to, Sierra, tried her best to talk me out of it, even offered it to me for $4.00 a month instead, but ...