CreditReport.com Reviews

Stated will be billed $1.00. Never stated any cancellation will be needed. Drafted $29.99 Checking Account.

As many others on this list, I too just got ripped off by this site. There is only one place that it mentions trial when you sign up, and nowhere else will it give you the date that your trial ends (7 days). They charge you a $1 plus tax depending on stat as a "Donation" which they claim they donate, but as you read their FAQ, it is a fee that they claim to be used for charitable purposes. Then, 7 days later you get charged $29.99 + tax and there are no refunds for missing the date that you can find no reference to anywhere else on their site. You can cancel anytime during the trial by calling 1-877-297-7790, so, if you choose to use them, and their report is decent I will give them that, do so right after you download the report.

A company called "AmOne" said to me, over the phone, that they could help me repair my credit rating. They said the first step was to go to CreditReport.com and they said they'd walk me through it. "Click here, click there and don't worry about a thing, we'll help you all the way and it'll only cost you $1.00." I did get my credit reports, but the phone call was running long and I had an appointment. The person at AmOne said that she would call me back later that day, but she didn't. I tried to call them back and left a message, but didn't get a call back. It all seemed fishy.

This place is trash. I was charged $1 and a couple days later I was charged $24.95, told I couldn't get my funds back and I'm pissed. They are a scam and need to be reported to the BBB.

This company makes money from fooling customers with small print. The large print says $1.00 for a credit report. Up in the corner, in small print, it says "7-day trial." I was scammed like many others.

I wanted to get an update on my credit score so I checked with Credit Report.com. I wish I hadn't. They charged me a buck to look at my numbers, that's fine, but then I was charged $24.95 more! Of course, they waited 10 days to hit me with that charge and when I called on that 10th day, they said I only had until the 7th day to cancel! But I wasn't even charged until the 10th day! This is done on purpose so that you cannot get that money back. Beware of this scam they are pulling. There are too many free opportunities to get your credit score so you don't need to pay ever.

I went online to order a credit report, which I did. The credit report was great and helpful; however, they automatically sign you up for a monthly membership when you order. It's not clear that it's a monthly commitment and that it will go until you cancel the membership. The site needs to make it more obvious that you are getting into a monthly commitment. I have since paid $9.95 for an additional few months with no need for the monthly service.

Ordered a credit report for $1.00 and they automatically sign you up for a $29.95 monthly membership to monitor your credit with a "trial". You have no way to cancel the "trial membership" online - you must call their number to cancel so you won't be charged the $29.95 membership. They leave you on hold for at least 10 minutes to speak with a live person. This is a total scam.

I made the mistake of using their website Creditreport.com to look up my credit information on June 23, 2014. It clearly states at the top of the advertisement, "You're almost ready to get your FREE Credit Scores and $1 Reports!" I had no problem with the $1 fee and planned on canceling my account before any monthly memberships started. I went through the process and entered my personal information as required trusting that this site would not abuse my information or take advantage of my bank account. Sadly enough, upon checking my account today, I found a charge for $9.95 instead of $1. I called the phone number provided and spoke with Terry from Arkansas who was very little help explaining what happened. She said it was a charge from Creditscore.com, not Creditreport.com. I told her I did not use anything that showed it would charge me a $9.95 fee. She was unable to show me where on the website it advertised a $9.95 fee would be charged. I did not authorize this charge and requested that it is refunded to my account. After a lengthy conversation, she continued to refuse to refund the charges and told me I should have read the website better. I requested my membership to be cancelled immediately. Hopefully no other charges will appear.

Don't get ripped off. They are taking our money after you cancel your membership. Then tell your money is non-refundable. Please don't get fooled by their free 7 day - it's a scam.

Yesterday evening I submitted a bunch of job applications online, and this morning I woke to an email from 'Parker & Jefferson' recruiting firm asking for further information for an interview. There were a few things that seemed suspicious-the email was sent at 5:00 in the morning, the company's website wasn't overly informative, the email I received was sent by 'Anne **' (why would a partner in a worldwide recruiting firm by emailing me?), and the email didn't provide exact information on the specific job that I applied for. I didn't notice most of this at first, and didn't become really suspicious until they linked to creditreport.com.

Do not go on this website. Only go on it if you want to give away hard earned money to a lying company. Customer service was terrible because they always blame the fault on you. Don't even look for the website! If you have an account, cancel immediately!

I signed up for membership and called back at least 3 days before the deadline to cancel. I asked them at least twice during the call for a cancellation number so I would have the proof I cancelled membership. The representative told me they don't give numbers because it wasn't necessary. I should have known at that moment that they would falsify the information to collect a month's fee. Be aware of this charade before you sign up!

If you read what you sign up for, there should be no problems. It clearly states that after 7 days, if you do not call to cancel, you will be charged close to $30 a month. I called on day 4, and spoke to a very polite gentleman, that was more than happy to help. I explained that I wanted to cancel because the monthly charge was too much.

I paid $1 to get all three reports from Creditreport.com and they said if I wanted to cancel before I got charged $30 a month, to call and cancel. I called, asked to cancel. They outsource, so it's extremely difficult to understand the representative. He told me at first that I got 3 months free, I said that's okay, I just wan to cancel, then he advised me not to because I have bad credit. I thought, who are you to say such a thing? I kept insisting that I don't want to pay for $30 a month, because I'd end up forgetting about it and not call again to cancel. As we were wrapping up, he said that my next billing date would be February something (this was just last week that I called), and THEN he didn't even give me a chance to say anything, not even to protest that, and he asked if there was anything else he could help with, then for me to have a good day, and hung up. I mean, it was like a long run-on sentence, did not allow me to speak at ALL! Very upset over it because I don't need someone telling me about my credit and giving me advice on it who isn't even in the position to do so.

I signed up to receive a `free' credit report for $1.00 in April 2013. Later that same month there was a charge for $19.95. This amount was access my credit report at any time. I decided on July 25th to cancel. Luckily I asked for an email confirmation of said cancellation. I discovered that in July and August there were charges for $19.95 and in September there was a charge for $24.95???!!!

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!! I was looking to get my credit score and found CreditReport.com and they advertise $1 to see your report. This is the advertisement: "You're almost ready to get your FREE Credit Score and $1 Report!" But after you sign up, they will charge your card $19.95 per month. I was charged $1.00 and $32.95 because their system said that I ordered 3 reports from 3 credit bureaus which I never did. The sign up process is very deceiving. When I called and cancelled my "Membership" that I never intended to become a member in the first place, I spoke to customer service and let her know that they also charged me $32.95.

I just visited this website. These stupid people started charging my account monthly so please never ever visit such websites. These people are money stealers.

I need to report an email for Martinandjenkins.com, sent by **. This link is no longer active, but was set-up as a staffing company out of New York City, New York. I had a link that pulled up information for a pre-interview. I had all the steps; it ended by requesting you get a credit report from a link connected to Credit Report.com at cost of $1.06. You were to receive a packet containing information for an upcoming phone interview after entering the member ID number from Credit Report.Com and reference number, but nothing was sent. I called the number listed; the line was busy and asked you leave a voice mail. It had a contact us link that allows you to enter a query and it was set up to send you an answer. All this started July 18th. Today, July 24th, the web address no longer works for the company or **. I found that this company was already listed on the Better Business web site out of 40 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004 and 1320 Main St. Columbia, SC 29201-3204. My local office was out of New York City, New York. The 1-800-380-4703 number is in all 3 locations. Please steer clear and anyone else please sound the alarm. I don't know how my information will be used and I am scared.

I purchased a report. Then less than a week later, I was charged $31.95 in two consecutive days for credit reports I did not purchase. I called the same day I received the second charge only to be told too bad. I am not sure how a company is able to bill me for something I did not buy without my permission. I am seeking to find a way to report this action. It must be nice to be able to just bill someone.

I saw their advertisement about a $1 fee to check credit report. However, I found they will charge $19.99, and it is so hard to cancel the service.

You're supposed to get a free report every year. You go to their website and it seems you have to pay $1 to get it. So I do, it's only a buck. But then when it's time to click the button to take you to your report, they show you a big green button and automatically you click on it. Turns out, you click on it and you're agreeing to $31.95 to get all three reports and three scores. They will not refund you for their trickery!

If you pay for a one-time credit report, they will continue to bill you and it takes hours to get the account canceled and they will not refund your money. Use another company.

I usually consider myself fairly savvy but when I was contacted by an employment agency Stone and Mills, and by an agent Susan ** regarding a job I was interested in, I got involved in a couple applications, online test and interview. I was told I would have a personal interview after 9/21 within the next week. Part of the evaluation was that I needed to get a credit report as I would be dealing with cash transactions. The agency provided a link which took me to CreditReport.com. I figured okay, it's free and I'll check it out and decide if I want to continue credit monitoring. I also attempted to recontact the agency by phone at their local office in Trenton (which only had voicemail) and did not respond to me, and also to Susan ** with no response. I waited a few days and then found that both the website for Stoneandmills.com and the number I called had been taken down. I investigated the website and saw it had just been registered a few days before my application and was gone in a week.

I have had multiple charges of $19.95 per instance from Experian Credit Report show up on 2 of my credit card accounts recently. When I called the phone number related to the charge, it was for creditreport.com. I was told by creditreport.com that they are membership charges for accounts opened in 4 different people's names. None of these people are related to or known by me. I asked if a name was required with the credit card number when these membership accounts were opened and they declined to answer. I have since closed all of my credit card accounts just in case. Someone needs to investigate these folks!

I filed a complaint one month ago because a charge of $19.95 appeared on my statement, although I have never signed up for any membership, never given out my credit card number, and never requested (nor received) a credit report. I filed a complaint with the CA attorney general. Chase reversed the charges and Experian's Bernice ** responded to the AG's office that they don't know what this is all about: "We could not locate any current membership for James ** in our customer database." However, in my May statement from Chase, they again charged me, this time $21.20, for my non-existent membership. They even have the gall to lie to the attorney general. Is there nothing that can stop these scammers? If every victim were to contact the Public Inquiry Unit, Office of the California Attorney General, PO Box 944255, Sacramento, CA 94244-2550, maybe something could be done to stop them.

I logged in to check out my "free" credit report. It made you provide a credit card number for your membership, should you not cancel in the first month. After logging in the first time, I clicked on the 3 credit firm reports and received the download. There was never any mention of a $31.95 charge. The next day, I saw $1.00 and $31.95 charges on my account. On any other website, it would prompt me to click on accepting a credit card charge - very unprofessional and unethical way to do business. I have cancelled my membership as of yesterday. This is a class action lawsuit waiting to happen.

I was charged $19.95 for credit report that their system would not let me into. I called when I received the bill and still could not get into their system. I talked to a few different people and all they said they could do was cut my bill in half. And I never received my credit report from them. I never received anything from them but a bill. They have very poor customer service and when asked to talk to a supervisor, I was put on hold until I gave up.

I used a link from xpango.com to CreditReport.com for a "free trial" credit report. After filling out a profile and providing all of my personal info, I was given a single detailed report on my credit. i thought that they seemed reputable and professional. However, several hours later, I checked my bank account and found four dollars missing--one dollar for each of four strange websites. I called my bank to ask about it and found that not only were four dollars missing, but these websites tried to withdraw several hundred, and these transactions were red flagged. CreditReport.com is a blatant scam and should not be trusted.

I logged in to check out my "free" credit report. It made you provide a credit card number for your membership, should you not cancel in the first month. After logging in the first time, I clicked on the 3 credit firm reports and received the download. There was never any mention of a $31.95 charge. The next day, I saw $1.00 and $31.95 charges on my account.