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They finally did re-deposit the money. We exchanged 5 emails and it took 14 days however. Better than nothing, but still a scam, since there should have been no charges in the first place.

Here's the deal - the way I see it.

They run advertisements online and people like me sign up for the "free" reports. They bill us the $29.95 and sit back. Some probably never even notice. Others notice right away, like I did, and start asking for the money back. Many fall someplace in between and I think a few probably even let them take the money for the services offered - even though thirty dollars a month for three credit reports is steep to say the least.

One way or another they are all taken advantage of, but the category that bothers me most is that of people like myself, who have our money taken and kept for two weeks in spite of the fact we canceled immediately after signing up. Multiply that times (perhaps) many thousands of victims, err . . . customers, and you have a pretty large chunk of cash to invest while you simply refund people's money in drips and dribbles over that two weeks - all the while retaining the chunk of money as your refunds never exceed the newer money coming in from the new suckers, err . . . customers.

Scam!

They finally did re-deposit the money. We exchanged 5 emails and it took 14 days however. Better than nothing, but still a scam, since there should have been no charges in the first place.

Here's the deal - the way I see it.

They run advertisements online and people like me sign up for the "free" reports. They bill us the $29.95 and sit back. Some probably never even notice. Others notice right away, like I did, and start asking for the money back. Many fall someplace in between and I think a few probably even let them take the money for the services offered - even though thirty dollars a month for three credit reports is steep to say the least.

One way or another they are all taken advantage of, but the category that bothers me most is that of people like myself, who have our money taken and kept for two weeks in spite of the fact we canceled immediately after signing up. Multiply that times (perhaps) many thousands of victims, err . . . customers, and you have a pretty large chunk of cash to invest while you simply refund people's money in drips and dribbles over that two weeks - all the while retaining the chunk of money as your refunds never exceed the newer money coming in from the new suckers, err . . . customers.

Scam!

They finally did re-deposit the money. We exchanged 5 emails and it took 14 days however. Better than nothing, but still a scam, since there should have been no charges in the first place.

Here's the deal - the way I see it.

They run advertisements online and people like me sign up for the "free" reports. They bill us the $29.95 and sit back. Some probably never even notice. Others notice right away, like I did, and start asking for the money back. Many fall someplace in between and I think a few probably even let them take the money for the services offered - even though thirty dollars a month for three credit reports is steep to say the least.

One way or another they are all taken advantage of, but the category that bothers me most is that of people like myself, who have our money taken and kept for two weeks in spite of the fact we canceled immediately after signing up. Multiply that times (perhaps) many thousands of victims, err . . . customers, and you have a pretty large chunk of cash to invest while you simply refund people's money in drips and dribbles over that two weeks - all the while retaining the chunk of money as your refunds never exceed the newer money coming in from the new suckers, err . . . customers.

Scam!