I clicked on the website advertising free credit reports and filled in the information. I have not received any information but a a billing for $79.95 appeared on my credit card billing dated transaction of 02/02. ...
I thought that I was getting a free credit report from their website; however, when the process was over, I was told that I would be getting additional information by mail. I figured that since my credit was so bad, this was the usual thing. The problems began there and went downhill. I never ...
I have read all the complaints aboot this company and they are all true with one exception. Once I discovered thier scam I simply emailed them complaining and threating them with a charge back from my credit card company the charges to my credit card were reversed. Don't get me wrong I think this ...
I ordered a free credit report from consumerinfo.com I did not order credit monitoring I did not choose that option. I have been unemployed since August; have no source of income. So I would not be paying anyone $79.95 to monitor my bad credit. When my account was debited for this amount it left me ...
I thought I was getting a free credit report. It was suppose to be a report from three different credit bureaus. But was only one. Here it is a month or so later, I go to the grocery store to buy some food with my debit card. I couldn't pay for a $6.08 food bill because CIC Credit Monitoring ...
Like many others, via Quicken, I signed up for the "free" Equifax credit report through ConsumerInfo.com. And while I usually read the fine print, I did not read to the very last paragraph of the terms and conditions, the first place where it mentions that I will be charged $79.95 the ...