I thought I was signing into freecreditreport.com for a one time deal and got scammed for $24.95 and have this CIC Credit Monitoring, I did not sign for taking money out of my bank account almost every 2-4 transactions I do with my bank card. So far the total is up to $29.90. I can't get a person on the phone to have this action stopped. All roads lead back to Experian and their so called one time free report deal. I think it is time for those of us fed up with the big corporation hiding behind their subsidiaries start charging them with creating a situation of defamation of credit. My so called secure password and username for the one time 3 in one credit report, I can use to access Experian, Qspace or Freecreditreport.
I was suppose to get 1 report free. I was given the choice of 1 credit company report, 3-in-1 credit report with Plus Credit Score or the addition of Plus Credit Score to the 1 free report.
I chose the 3-in-one report, but got the 1 free report instead. I ended up logging back on to the site and discovering the 3-in-1 report offer had to be paid in the amount of $24.95. Which I did authorize. Next, I received an email from CIC Credit Monitoring, requesting authorization to charge me, which I refused. Received a subsequent email stating they had processed my refusal to use their service. Received mail from my Credit Union stating they had to do an overdraft. Start checking my meager account and found four transactions that I had not authorize paid to CIC Credit Monitoring.
It peeves one severely to know a company like Experian is using affiliates to cover the fact they are ripping off the general public by creating situations of credit overload. Fact: I will go to my bank and have them stop any future payments to CIC Credit Monitoring and they will send the report of bad payments to Experian, who will put it on my credit report. Ignoring the fact that I never authorize them to have access to my bank account in the first place.
Kerri v.
Hornbrook, California
U.S.A.
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