I requested a free credit report after watching a televised commercial with Free Credit Report.com, and called their 800 number. What I did not realize was that I was automatically enrolled in their Triple Advantage Guarantee (some type of insurance policy against theft expenses) at $12.95 per ...
I was interested in getting a 'free credit report' and decided to use freecreditreport.com. Unfortunately, I didn't read the small print in which it says 'unless you call this toll free number and unsubscribe within the first 30 days of checking your credit report, you will be charged $14.95.' so, ...
I am contacting regarding the allegedly "risk-free one month test period" Our title is Ramona Garza and I've only one time seen my credit history in your site, that was exactly the same evening I registered for this test period. That same-day I canceled my account since I had been just in ...
I signed up for my "free" credit report last summer, it never worked - so I attempted to cancel for months. I finally was able to formally cancel in January. I was charged for 5 months, and they agreed to credit me for the months, and they did. A month later, the recharged me the 5 months ...
I went to free credit report.com and they asked me for my debit card number, I thought it was for identity but I looked at my statement and I was charged 14.95 that I did not authorze. I am deeply dissatisfied, and I am filing a dispute with my bank. ...
Being a contientious consumer I try to moniter my credit and in doing so have been taken!!! I have used the free credit reporting from the other Credit Reporting Companys and have not had this problem. Experian has a "little" clause on their application that resulted in my credit card ...