I got charged $79.95 to get a free credit report from www.consumerinfo.com. Thomas Colorado Springs, Colorado U.S.A. ...
I also have fallen victim to this obviously wide spread fraud. They cancelled my account willingly enough but argued vociferously against a refund. I told them I would be adding my name to the class action suit and I could hear a supervisor talking to the operator (Andre). Finally he said I would ...
I purchased a credit report in the summer of 2002 on a 30-day trial. Did not like and cancelled. Attempting to visit a similar site a YEAR LATER triggered an automatic billing to my original credit card. They have stated as of today that they are willing to send a pro-rated return of my funds. I am ...
I was charged $79.95 for a "FREE" credit report. I had no idea this was going to happen and it is putting us out. I called the service and talked to a guy named "Mark" and he said this was a charge for a year. I did not want this service and I still don't although I was told it ...
Below is a copy of a letter I just sent to the State of California's Attorney General (http://caag. State.ca.Us/): "Greetings, Last month I signed up for a "Free" credit report from one of your consumerinfo.com's co-branding affiliates. After entering all of my information, I awaited ...
As with most of these reports, I responded to an ad on the internet. I got nothing in return! ...