MSN.com featured www.consumerinfo.com on their website as offering FREE credit reports. I followed the link and my husband and I both accessed our reports. We were under the impression that they would be available for 30 days and then we would no longer be able to view them. Not a problem. Today I ...
MSN.com featured www.consumerinfo.com on their website as offering FREE credit reports. I followed the link and my husband and I both accessed our reports. We were under the impression that they would be available for 30 days and then we would no longer be able to view them. Not a problem. Today I ...
On 1/2/03 I clicked on a popup ad advertising an "instant credit report." After going through the sign up process, they require a credit card number to get your report. However, if there is a "problem" obtaining the instant report, they tell you (by phone, in my case) that they ...
I signed up for a free credit report. Where most business will cancel your membership if you don't respond by a certain day, they charge you. $79.95 to be exact. Now I can't cancel it and get a refund. The CIC puts their term in very small print so to make money, they don't come forward with the ...
I was charge $80 bones for a service I never recived I do not remembe rever signing up for any service with this company I have emailed them with no responce... This is a rediculous charge and It will be resolved. I move quite regulalrly and change emails often due to military service and I have ...
I just recieved a charge from consumerinfo.com of $79.95. This amount was withdrawn from my checking account without my authorization. I do not know what the charge is for and never have asked for or recieved eny of there service. I am very upset about this. Frans Holly Hill, Florida U.S.A. ...