CIC is apparently associated with a credit reporting bureau. This associated site offers free credit reports. What it doesn't say is that it automatically enrolls you for a 30 day trial membership and that if you don't cancel this membership, you will be charged $79.95 for a yearly term. I received ...
A charge of $79.95 was found on my debit card. I had no idea what it was, so I called them up. He asked me for my credit card number, full name, and the last four digits of my social. I told him I did not want to give them, but he claimed it was the only way to see the account, so I gave them to ...
Consumerinfo.com mailed me a letter telling me my "membership had been activated". (I never order a membership and I did not even ask for a free credit report, as many report doing to become entangled with this company.) I called the toll-free number to see what it was about and to cancel ...
I am continuing to be charged $7.95/month from CIC*Credit Monitoring (ConsumerInfo.com). For what? If it was in the fine print that I signed up for this service by getting a free credit report, then so be it, but the fact that they keep charging me after I have cancelled the service is beyond me. ...
The company received no authorization to take any funds out of my debit account or charge my credit card. I am in the process of consolidate my credit cards and happened to stumble across a fee of $9.95. The amount is small, but that is not the matter. If possible, yes I would like the money back, ...
Www.freecreditreport.com sounds pretty doesn't it. The television ads seem nice. Wrong! Though they do provide you with an acurate report of your credit there is fees involved. A one time $79.99 fee every year. You do have to read the fine print to catch this. I did know of this fee, but cancelling ...