CreditUpdates.com Apartment Scam to get me to sign up for their credit services Internet

 They list apartments on Craigslist that don't exist and ask you to bring a credit report to the"showing" of the apartment. They provide you with a link to their site to sign up for their credit reporting services but the apartment doesn't exist. Other people on Ripoff Report have received this same exact letter. On Dec 8, 2016, at 1:32 PM, Annie Gardner <gardner@erealtyadvisors.site> wrote: Hello Mike, Thank you for your interest in the property listed for rent. You were the second to contact from the ad. The first prospective tenant no longer had to move because of his home situation. So we give the opportunity to you. We just completed all new renovations and are currently prepared to rent with flexible terms. We will work with you on move in date, lease length and security deposit. I know you need the exact address of the property but my husband does not want me divulge due to security reasons. We have had a string of break-ins, squatters and thefts at our other properties. We would like to prevent that with this property due to the renovations that have cost lots of money. You are going to be the first to move in with the renovations. That is why we want to confirm you have your latest report before we arrange a tour. All utilities are priced into the lease along with garage parking spaces. The appliances in the kitchen as well as laundry room were just installed. You have the option to choose your paint color and flooring before your arrival When you're ready for a personal appointment, then please go to the link below and grab your report. We use this site since it's it gives you 3 scores. All you need to do is fill out the form and you get your report We aren't interested in specifics of your report, it's more of a formality to ensure you have rental history. Simply get your report by CLICKING HERE Remember, print out the report and bring it to the tour.. Please let me know when you grab your report. I can then schedule you for a showing of the place. See you soon, Annie