I went to my online banking and saw the charge for $79.95. I didn't realize it had been thirty days. I had been waiting on the FREE credit report. They do not know the meaning of the word instant either. I called and Mark kept telling me that I forgot to call and I told him that they conviently ...
I recently answered an ad on the internet for a free credit report. Just today, about two weeks later I checked my bank statement online and found there was a deduction of $79.95 to CIC. I looked up Consumer Info under AOL Key word and found sites concerning the company ripping off lots of people ...
This company has ripped me off of my money. The website stated that it was a free credit report and all you had to do was cancel before the trial period was over. I did that and they still took the money out of my personal account. This company needs to be shut down! This website is a total scam! ...
As an avid game player i entered yahoo s literati game site january 15 and was bombarded by pop up ad offering free credit report.intrigued, i complied with the meandering instructions, only to find that to get the information you need to give credit / debit card number in what can only be ...
Upon reciving my bank statement I found that an unathorized withdrawl was made from my account by Consumerinfo.com. I recived no notification that this would take place neither by email nor by phone. I was completly taken aback by this and would like to recive my money back. I was assumed that this ...
Same ol' sob story. 79.95 to my account. Didn't know it, didn't see anything about it in my email. Haven't tried contacting the bank or the compan yet, but I'm getting $80 worth of rage out on somebody, thats for sure. Bill Eugene, Oregon U.S.A. ...