I wanted to get my credit report from equifax, so I got on their website or so I thought. After I filled out the forms on the site I saw my credit report, there was no mention of a $79.95 fee at all! In my email there was confirmation from ConsumerInfo a Thank You for my credit report order. I ...
I followed up on a FREE CREDIT REPORT, then without authorization, they charged my credit card $79.95. When I called, I only got recorded messages. Going to the CANCEL directive, They do not answer. I also was directed to cancelatconsumerinfo.com - this page does not exist. I tried to search for ...
I received my credit card statement and had an unauthorized $79.95 charge. I called the number, sat on hold for 20 minutes, but did finally get Tom. He told me that 2 years ago, I signed up for a free credit report and also signed up to have my credit report monitored. I told him that I did sign up ...
I requested the free credit report a couple of years ago, but was aware of the 79.95 charge. What I did NOT realize is that they will continue to charge 79.95 every year automatically until you stop them. Please don't think that you can write the 79.95 off as loss and not take action because these ...
I noticed a ad to get a free credit history therefore visited onto it and began filling out all of the data they desired. I offered my creditcardnumber and anything then before i submited it i ended my "free" credit history. I never got something within the email meaning they clearly did ...
Creditinfo.com is a complete scam. They offer a "FREE" credit report and score and then will dump a 79.95 charge on your credit card for some kind of "credit monitoring". What is that? I would NEVER have signed uo for a 79.95 service that is worthless... I will contest the ...