Students BEWARE. Want to keep a handle on your credit report while in medical or pharmacy school? One little blight and your loans are denied for next years tuition.
Free credit report? Sounds like a good way to keep up on your situation.
This company takes unethical practices to severly aggrevating level. The time you will spend attempting to remedy the situation is ridiculous. A "free" credit report that you didn't access, view or use. When you call to cancel or dispute the claim: you didn't sign up for this service, you did not authorize any charges, etc. You are rebuttled in telemarketer speed on what the company is going to do. They are not going to refund the charges, but they will now tell you how to use their service. After you have paid months for it with no idea that you were paying.
I don't know about you, but I often stop by a store and pay for the groceries I have not yet selected or eaten.
My advice: Tell them you don't want to know how to use the service that you didn't request or sign up for. Tell them to cancel whatever info or membership they have for or on you. As for a written letter emailed to you stating that you have requested such. Call your credit card ASAP and inform them that you need to dispute the charges. Fill out one of these Rip off reports, a BBB report and send an email to the class action suit lawyer.
This, my friends, is where I sit, waiting.
Sheesh!
Shannon
Glendale, Arizona
U.S.A.
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