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Scammed Me Out Of $79.95—Refuses To Pay Overdraft Caused By Their Fradulent Charge

I noticed a charge on my online bank statement on 5/18/04 in the amount of $79.95. I called the 800 number on the statement and spoke to a woman at CIC. This was not the first time that I have contacted these people. On 4/8/04 I applied for a mortgage through lendingtree.com. Along with my online ...

ConsumerInfo.com
Freecreditreport.com - no emails, no passcode sent, rude cust. Service reps!

I signed up for a free credit report and was waiting for an email confirmation and after 10 days i called to see what was going on. I first spoke to a cust. Rep. That needed my ss #, full name, and mothers maiden name. I was a little apprehensive and then he stated he had to transfer me to someone ...

CIC Credit Monitoring
Lesson in distrust

I originally signed up for this service to get a free credit report. Like everyone else I did not get the free report. So I cancelled my account. Then about a month later they charged me for "services rendered". I called citing me cancellation notice, I did get my $79.95 back. But with ...

Consumerinfo
Ripoff they won't cancel my account and they took my money

I called them to cancel my account only to find myself dealing with a very rude customer service person (I was never told the name as she refused to give me her name) asking all sorts of questions that I found unnecessary such as asking for my social security number, date of birth, names of my ...

Consumer Info
Rip-off!

I went under freecreditreport.com to get my credit report. It required my cash card number because after using their website for more than 30 days-they charge you 8.95. So I gave it to them. Well about 2 weeks later i called the 188 # to cancel and the man i talked to said i wasnt in the computer ...

Cic Credit Monitor
Internet thievery everyone should run as fast as they can when they see this ad ripoff

I replied to an internet ad for a free credit report and I decided to take up the offer since I was in the market for a new car and could use my credit score as a bargaining tool. The ad was misleading in that I only received one credit report that apparently had the wrong info and not the three ...