Complaint Review: CIC - Orange California
- CIC P.O. Box 1909 Orange, California United States of America
- Phone: 1-800-220-2626
- Web:
- Category: Credit Reporting Agencies
CIC Experian Took my money after my boyfriend ordered HIS credit report Orange, California
*Consumer Comment: Really?
*Consumer Comment: DUH ??????
*Consumer Comment: Open your eyes
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This morning I noticed several charges to my bank card from Experian. I called the bank immediately to see what was up.
They told me the charges came from 1-800-220-2626 and the bank card information had been keyed in manually (card was not swiped). I start researching the company and I find out it's Experian/CIC.
This week my boyfriend ordered his credit report directly from Experian. His card was charged accordingly based on what he ordered.
My card information was never given to CIC or Experian, nor have I ever ordered anything from them, except my free credit report through annualcreditreport.com last year (NOT freecreditreport.com). We have no idea how they got my card #.
I filed a fraud report and the bank is investigating.
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#3 Consumer Comment
Really?
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 12, 2012
- Your kidding right?
Hmmmm just how could that have happened? Did it ever occur to you that maybe your "boyfriend" used your card instead? Or do you really think that Experian has nothing better to do than to charge random credit card numbers and just by coincidence it happened at the same time your "boyfriend" signed up?
Here is a way you may be able to have some fun. Ask your "boyfriend" to show you his statement that shows he actually used his card.

#2 Consumer Comment
DUH ??????
AUTHOR: Golfer - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 12, 2012
Boyfriend indeed.

#1 Consumer Comment
Open your eyes
AUTHOR: coast - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 12, 2012
Your boyfriend used your card.


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