The bank gave me the add. Goto googl put free credit report. I did that and the rest is what happendi got over $50.00 in charges. ...
We were charged 14.95 from each company. That's about $45.00 from companies we had never heard of until looking at this site. Apparently we aren't the only ones that have been rip-offed. Unfortunately, I don't know how long this has been going on, but that's our fault. I've sent E-mails to 2 of the ...
Privacy Matters have billed my twice and I want my money back on both occassions. This is a free service and I want my money back Sharon Union Grove, Wisconsin U.S.A. ...
Upon reviewing my bank account, I realized "privacymatters.com" had billed me $19.95 on 1/31 and again on 3/5. I called the toll free number and there is a prompt that asks to enter credit card number to verify account. After doing this, an automated system told me my account was ...
Among the other advertisements on AOL, at the bottom of your email listing, you will occasionally find an advertisement from Privacymatters.com that lists your credit scores, or what they say are your scores derived from your credit profile. THESE ARE NOT YOUR SCORES!!! Even if they claim they are. ...
Privacy matters 123 is a scam. You know when you are surfing and windows pop up, well this one caught my eye. I clicked and before I knew it I entered my information and was charged $1.00 to check my credit score. This isn't the problem, the problem started when my wife and I checked our bank ...