Add my name to the people ripped off by this group. I got my free report cancelled the service and am now charged for $79.95 ...
CIC ripped me off!!! They offered a "free credit report." I never recieved any confirmation of my "membership" nor did I have any way to contact them. In September of there was an ad on the home page of MSN for at least a week offering a free credit report. I followed the links ...
I was charged $79.95 for a FREE credit report from CIC Credit Monitoring Service (from consumerinfo.com). I expect to be refunded ASAP. ...
I am a college student who was curious as to what his credit rating was. I saw ads for a "free" credit report, and thought that would be a fine idea. A month after signing up, my credit card was charged $79.95. I had not recieved anything from the company at all, and I was never informed ...
On 8/22/03, I ordered a credit report on the internet (www.consumerinfo.com). It was advertised as free, but when I tried to sign up for the report, they said I had to sign up for a trial membership. Alternatively, I could pay $5.00 for the report and be done. I had seen these ads for days before ...
MSN advertised "Free Credit Report". When I clicked on the link it sent me to www.consumerinfo.com. The say you start with a free credit report during your 30-day trial and recieve unlimited reports therafter. They wanted credit card info so that they could bill for a Credit Monitoring ...