I had been a customer of consumerinfo.com for years, when they actually assisted consumers, but with the increase in Identity Theft, Experian used scare tactics to draw consumers in as well as consumers obtaining credit scores, then their service went into the toilet.initially I could go to the ...
I just received notice from my banking agency that my account was deducted for $79.95 for services that I did NOT authorize. I tried calling the company, but their offices were closed. I will have to contact my bank and change everything and try to get them to reimburse me for the fraudulent ...
I went online to order a free credit report and got the shaft. This company charged my credit card $79.95 without my permission. I entered my credit card number to pay for the $5.00 cost for the CREDIT SCORE being offered. At NO TIME did I read anything about a $79.95 monitoring fee (and I did read ...
I had gone onto consumerinfo.com to look at my credit report. They had a FREE 30 day trial, but I never got a credit report and I emailed the company stating that I didnt want there service and did not want to be charged for it and now two months later I have been charged $79.95 for something I ...
I went to consumerinfo.com and signed up (like many) for the free 30-day trial. Usually they send you a reminder or something to let you know that the trial is up, but they didn't. They also didn't mention ANYTHING about $79.95, or I wouldn't have signed up for fear I would forget to cancel. Now, ...
I replied to an internet ad for a free credit report and I decided to take up the offer since I was in the market for a new car and could use my credit score as a bargaining tool. The ad was misleading in that I only received one credit report that apparently had the wrong info and not the three ...