I completed the information to recieve my free credit report from this company. I did agree to pay the $79.95, with the option I could cancel within 30 days and not be charged. After a week (6 days) went by and I never recieved my credit report, I emailed them and said that I wanted to cancel my ...
As everyone else did, I signed up for a free credit report. I did read the small print and sent a cancellation to them via the internet. They still took the $79.95 out of my credit card AFTER I sent the cancellation! I want my money back from these low-life scum-bags! I can't believe these scum ...
Signed up for a "FREE" credit report with consumerinfo.com; NOWHERE on the web page where you sign up does it mention any charge whatsoever. Suddenly I am hit with a credit card charge for $79.95! Not only that, but to add insult to injury, it caused an overlimit fee! When I called ...
I started to order a free credit report and then changed my mind and cancelled. I did not take the report. I was however, charged on my credit card $79.95. Sent copy of my letter to Consumer Info and a copy of the information on the law suit against this outfit. I notified my credit card company ...
I was ordered a free credit report and 30 days later I get a charge of 79.95 for a membership I didnt even know I signed up for. After the charge appeared in my bank account it ended up overdrawing my account and I ended up being cahrged an additional 84.00 due to nsf fees. The company refuses to ...
I responded to an ad on MSN.com that advertised a free credit report. I was directed to comsumerinfo.com where I gave some information and was told I would recieve a FREE credit report. Now I have a 79.95 dollar bill on my credit card that I never autorized. ...