I wanted to check my credit report so I used the consumerinfo.com site because it claimed you could get a credit report free. The company offered a 30-day free trial, but you have to give a credit card number. During the free trial period, the credit report info was limited. Once the trial period ...
I'm 19 years old and I wanted to get a "free credit report" to see how I was doing in building my credit. I signed up for the "free trial period" and was told that I would recieve a letter in the mail with my activation code on it. I was also told that I WOULD NOT BE BILLED if I ...
So I've been charged $79 bucks too! I called these guys today, and apparently I've been a member sence July and have payed previous balances of that much every year includeing and upto this july 4th (says the operator)."Hmmm" I says, "but I've never applied for a credit report nor ...
CIC ripped me off too. I don't even know what this company is good for except making unauthorized charges to my bank account. I don't even know how they got my credit card number and that's. My bank will be seeing me first thing in the morning and they won't like what I have to say either. Wish me ...
I have had a bad experience with CIC credit monitoring and see that many others have too. I too was lured with the promise of a free credit report, and later found that if you wanted your actual score you had to pay $5.00, which is false advertising. I had a hard time getting through to the company ...
About three and a half months ago I ordered a free credit report form consumerinfo.com. The company claimed to be free which it was at first tell they needed what I believe to have been a ten dollar fee for a credit score. When I was finished i cancelled my account with consumer info. Since then I ...