A few months ago I wanted to check my "free" credit report and since by law you are entitled to one a year I figured I would go through freecreditreport.com. I entered the initial info and they asked for a CC# to verify age/etc. I had everything entered and then I saw the Triple Advantage ...
I have a problem that I feel that effects every American. On March 15 I sign up with Free Credit Report.com to check my credit report, then I canceled it. They had my old credit account number that was canceled on March 17. This happen this year. I just checked my account and discovered that they ...
Like others I have been charged for 7 months (about $105) (14.95 at a time) with out knowing till last week.in my pending section on my account it said credit report (normally it just said "cic triple ") so it cuaght my eye. 1) the bank said it could do nothing sense it said in the terms ...
Greetings fellow consumers, My name is Ramiro *, real estate Broker, and creator of - a software marketing company responsible for the success of thousands of real estate agents in the US and Canada. It is precisely because we transact the majority of our business over the internet and phone that I ...
I don't understand why you are all complaining that you got charged after the fact that you gave your information away. I went to the same website www.freecreditreport.com and it says it "free for one month" after that you will get charged. If you didn't call and cancel within 30 days ...
I went to Freecreditreport.com as I heard it on the radio and TV that it was free to check my credit report. I entered my information as it asked. The one thing that was peculiar was that part of the application asking me for a credit card number. I read on, it said my card would not be charged it ...