Complaint Review: CIC*CE Credit Manager 800-3888725 CA - Internet
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- CIC*CE Credit Manager 800-3888725 CA www.freecreditreport.com Internet U.S.A.
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CIC*CE Credit Manager 800-3888725 CA free credit report not so free CIC is a fraud backed by experian Internet
*Consumer Suggestion: May be deceptive, but not a scam
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This is a rip off. I signed up for this about 2 months ago and only looked at my "free" report once.
Its now 2 months later and i have been charged and i cant get ahold of anyone to get this taken care of. I am calling my credit card company tomorrow.
Shane
Selma, California
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
May be deceptive, but not a scam
AUTHOR: Karen - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, February 02, 2007
I have signed up for something similar. The thing is when you are signing up for the "free" credit score, you are also really signing up for a free trial of a related company's credit monitoring service, and if you don't cancel before the free trial is up, then your card will be billed. If you don't cancel before the trial is over, then your card will be charged, as stated in the terms and conditions that you most likely accepted as part of the "free" credit score. If it were truly free, why would they ask for your credit card number, you know what I mean?
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