Complaint Review:
Equifax/fcra
Equifax/fcra Scoresence.com Equifax rip off for a free credit report Internet
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Internet
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Web:
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Macy's cancelled my card and give me a link to
www.equifax.com/fcr for a free credit report. I went there filled in all
requested info plus a Visa number for verification. The web stated that they
were offering free credit reports as mandated by the Federal Trade Commission.
Once into the website, Equifax that some how became Scoresense asked for a $1.00
refundable fee for processing. Seven days later my Visa was charged $29.95. When
I called customer service, scoresense refunded my $1.00 but refused to refund my
$29.95 membership for something I did not know I have. I think Equifax found the
way to charge for reports that the US Governement forced them to give for free.
What a shame. Haw can you trust their credit scores as they are cheaters and
scammers.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Hanna
Edmonds,Washington,
Got the refund!!!
#5Author of original report
Fri, March 15, 2013
Never give up. I've got $29.95 refund!!!
Hanna
Edmonds,Washington,
United States of America
/fcra not /fcr
#5Author of original report
Thu, March 14, 2013
It should be www.equifax.com/fcra not /fcr as I originally wrote. What drives me nuts is that you go to one company site and you think it's such a respected company, let your guard down, and you end up with some other company site that you never intended to access and they rob you blind.
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Golden Meadow,United States of America
not a valid rebutt
#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 14, 2013
please please mr bob from irvine tell me how ur rebutts help. u just will not listen.
Robert
Irvine,California,
U.S.A.
Not a Valid Link
#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 14, 2013
I can't say anything about the link Macy's gave you, but that link is not a valid link. If you attempt to go to it the very first thing you see is a very big "PAGE NOT FOUND".
Now, there are links on that page to other pages. The first one is to your free annual credit report. But that takes you to the valid site www.annualcreditreport.com which is 100% free.
What may have happened is that you have malware/add-on in your browser that basically "hijacks" your browser and when you get to invalid pages it will put up sponsored listings. This is outside of the control of any of these companies. So you may want to run a good anti-malware scanner to make sure you don't have anything on your system.