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Complaint Review: Credit Report.com - Internet, Nationwide
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Credit Report.com
creditreport.com Internet, Nationwide, U.S.A.
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CreditReport.com Hidden charges Ripoff Dallas Texas
This company which is internet driven has a very glitzy Web Site full of promise and expectations but all kinds of hidden cost and charges to your credit card. Everywhere you read on their Web Site is the word FREE and they associate themselves with reputable Credit Report companies to legitimize themselves then pull a scam on you. They ask for your credit card information in such a way it appears they need this information to complete the credit report process. They send you no alert of any charges to your email address or notify you in any way they are going to start charging that credit card you gave them.
There is absolutely no way to reverse this process once you hit the continue button which you think is just another part of the process to get that (as advertised) free credit report!
They have not contact email or customer service or online support. I am on assignment in West Africa and do not have access to their 800 number and can not stop this process because I can only email. This "Free" credit report could cost anywhere from 12 dollars up to 144 dollars a year unless you find a way to stop their process.
If they want to rebut this Report let them tell me where I can contact them via email to get this process stopped?
The SEC needs to take a look at this companies practices.
James
Atlanta, Georgia
U.S.A.
There is absolutely no way to reverse this process once you hit the continue button which you think is just another part of the process to get that (as advertised) free credit report!
They have not contact email or customer service or online support. I am on assignment in West Africa and do not have access to their 800 number and can not stop this process because I can only email. This "Free" credit report could cost anywhere from 12 dollars up to 144 dollars a year unless you find a way to stop their process.
If they want to rebut this Report let them tell me where I can contact them via email to get this process stopped?
The SEC needs to take a look at this companies practices.
James
Atlanta, Georgia
U.S.A.
