While browsing the web, I have encountered the website probably via a pop up window. The website offered FREE credit report and stupidly I have requested mine. I have never received any report and I was charged US$79.95 on my credit card. Michael Shanghai China, People's Republic of ...
I was just trying to get a credit report, see what was wrong, if anything, and fix it in order to make my credit report look good. The wife and I were intending on purchasing a house later this year, if possible. I saw the ad on yahoo.com for consumerinfo.com and it looked like a good deal... Free ...
I was charge $79.95 for cic credit monitor from consumerinfo on my credit card. I haven't received any information on my report. I canceled, and no confirmation has been sent. Plus, at the time of the free report, they was to send a pass code. I still haven't heard or seen anything on my credit ...
I came across a credit report website a couple of months ago saying that I could get a credit report for like 4 dollars. So I did it because I am only 20 and wanted to see how good my credit was to see if I would be able to get a loan for a car. Then a couple of days ago I was checking out my ...
I noticed that I recieved the $79.95 charge on my bank statement and immedietly contacted my bank to find out what it was. The gave me the name of the company and a phone number. I looked the company up on google and found all the reports made on this site. Free Credit report? Obviously not. Do Not ...
I went online to, which if i remember correctly was called consumerinfo. I saw that there were free credit reports for anyone. Well that turned out to be untrue. They advertised that it was free, but it wasn't. Next thing I know, a month down the line and out of nowhere, i check my bank statement ...