Jason
Wheaton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, September 13, 2007
After a few years or so hundreds of people caught on to artificially inflating credit scores. I for one personally helped dozens. I've described numerous ways to add fake accounts to your credit reports. many don't work anymore. Some still do. Bottom line, the credit bureaus are watching anything suspicious. They had caught on because someone tipped off the feds. I have sinced moved, destroyed any old hard drives I had, and given up any illicit credit boosting activities while I'm ahead. True Credit is owned and maintained (a division of) by Trans Union. It's not normal for them to act in this way. A few other people I know of got their credit monitoring accounts terminated by both true credit AND Equifax credit watch due to scoring fraud. If I were you, I'd carefully read over the terms and conditions of the site to see if you fall under the "cra failing to give you reasonable access to your credit file." If you do, I would get an attorney and sue them for any applicable damages. I hate the credit reporting agencies, and any damages they incur from consumers is heartily welcomed.