Jacqueline
Hammond,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, August 30, 2003
You might have received your refund by now, but just in case: 1-888-888-8553 is the CIC number to call or that refund. So far, they have been cooperating with everyone. If they do not, please get back to us. It sounds like you have everything under control. If you still have not received a free credit report, write or call: Equifax P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA, 30374-0241 1-800-685-1111 Trans Union P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA, 19022 1-800-916-8800 Beware--Experian has recently merged allegedly with CIC, which means they endorse deceptive selling practices or will shut down this line of corruption. Tell the credit reporting agency of your choice, that you suspect you have been subject to credit fraud, as a result of your dealings with CIC/Consumerinfo.com, and would like to confirm that there has been no damage to your report. There are other reasons for the qualifications to receive one free report annually, but those reasons vary from State to State. At worse you should only have to pay a $9 fee, with not strings attatched. You are right on target about the disorganized website, and lack of necessary information. If possible, for the sake of others being victimized please access: www.ftc.gov This site is run by the Federal Trade Commission who directly monitors Credit Report Agencies. It is vital that they know about any corruption in this area. They respond to repeated patterns of complaints and reports of violations, if the numbers are high enough, in a given area. Hope you get your refund. Consumer Advocate Volunteer
Jacqueline
Hammond,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, August 30, 2003
You might have received your refund by now, but just in case: 1-888-888-8553 is the CIC number to call or that refund. So far, they have been cooperating with everyone. If they do not, please get back to us. It sounds like you have everything under control. If you still have not received a free credit report, write or call: Equifax P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA, 30374-0241 1-800-685-1111 Trans Union P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA, 19022 1-800-916-8800 Beware--Experian has recently merged allegedly with CIC, which means they endorse deceptive selling practices or will shut down this line of corruption. Tell the credit reporting agency of your choice, that you suspect you have been subject to credit fraud, as a result of your dealings with CIC/Consumerinfo.com, and would like to confirm that there has been no damage to your report. There are other reasons for the qualifications to receive one free report annually, but those reasons vary from State to State. At worse you should only have to pay a $9 fee, with not strings attatched. You are right on target about the disorganized website, and lack of necessary information. If possible, for the sake of others being victimized please access: www.ftc.gov This site is run by the Federal Trade Commission who directly monitors Credit Report Agencies. It is vital that they know about any corruption in this area. They respond to repeated patterns of complaints and reports of violations, if the numbers are high enough, in a given area. Hope you get your refund. Consumer Advocate Volunteer
Jacqueline
Hammond,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sat, August 30, 2003
You might have received your refund by now, but just in case: 1-888-888-8553 is the CIC number to call or that refund. So far, they have been cooperating with everyone. If they do not, please get back to us. It sounds like you have everything under control. If you still have not received a free credit report, write or call: Equifax P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA, 30374-0241 1-800-685-1111 Trans Union P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA, 19022 1-800-916-8800 Beware--Experian has recently merged allegedly with CIC, which means they endorse deceptive selling practices or will shut down this line of corruption. Tell the credit reporting agency of your choice, that you suspect you have been subject to credit fraud, as a result of your dealings with CIC/Consumerinfo.com, and would like to confirm that there has been no damage to your report. There are other reasons for the qualifications to receive one free report annually, but those reasons vary from State to State. At worse you should only have to pay a $9 fee, with not strings attatched. You are right on target about the disorganized website, and lack of necessary information. If possible, for the sake of others being victimized please access: www.ftc.gov This site is run by the Federal Trade Commission who directly monitors Credit Report Agencies. It is vital that they know about any corruption in this area. They respond to repeated patterns of complaints and reports of violations, if the numbers are high enough, in a given area. Hope you get your refund. Consumer Advocate Volunteer
Jacqueline
Hammond,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, August 30, 2003
You might have received your refund by now, but just in case: 1-888-888-8553 is the CIC number to call or that refund. So far, they have been cooperating with everyone. If they do not, please get back to us. It sounds like you have everything under control. If you still have not received a free credit report, write or call: Equifax P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA, 30374-0241 1-800-685-1111 Trans Union P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA, 19022 1-800-916-8800 Beware--Experian has recently merged allegedly with CIC, which means they endorse deceptive selling practices or will shut down this line of corruption. Tell the credit reporting agency of your choice, that you suspect you have been subject to credit fraud, as a result of your dealings with CIC/Consumerinfo.com, and would like to confirm that there has been no damage to your report. There are other reasons for the qualifications to receive one free report annually, but those reasons vary from State to State. At worse you should only have to pay a $9 fee, with not strings attatched. You are right on target about the disorganized website, and lack of necessary information. If possible, for the sake of others being victimized please access: www.ftc.gov This site is run by the Federal Trade Commission who directly monitors Credit Report Agencies. It is vital that they know about any corruption in this area. They respond to repeated patterns of complaints and reports of violations, if the numbers are high enough, in a given area. Hope you get your refund. Consumer Advocate Volunteer