Free credit report Triple Advantage billed my credit card company, Chase, for $12.95. I never entered into an agreement with this company nor do I need their credit card reports! This was supposed to be a free yearly credit card report that was advertised on the Yahoo home page some weeks ago. If I ...
This company is quick to take your money and slow to take you off their autodebit system. This company was called to be told that I no longer wanted to take their service or get charged any more money. They told me that I would not be charged any more money. The next month, there it was again — the ...
I have been fighting these people for almost 2 years and they continue to charge my account. I have changed accounts and they find the new one. I am being forced to leave my bank so they will stop. I have called CIC and they have NO record of me or my account with them so they claim they can't stop ...
This company is taking advantage of consumers by getting them to enroll in a free credit reporting services. After the trial period is over they claim that all you have to do is send an email to customer service and then you will be removed from the subscription. This is a lie. I enrolled in this ...
Another victim of the free credit report scam. You provide a credit card number for the free credit report and without your knowledge Experian starts charging your credit card $12.95 monthly for "Triple Advantage." There is nowhere on your account screen that says you have signed up for ...
Your "free" credit report and score is tied to their 30-day trial. That "catch" is displayed only once — on the far left side of the home page in calm blue print on a similar blue background! You don't even notice it next to all the bright greens, oranges and blues splashed ...