Tim Scott
CACredit Verify Subscription Scam This company charged me $1.00 for a credit check. I did so. Then about 5 days later I found a charge of USD 34.95 for a subscription I did not sign up for. I contacted my credit card company and lodged a dispute complaint. They determined that I had not authorized the charge. They were successful. I got an email from Credit Verify stating that I would get a full refund, and I did. They offered no apologies though.
Ji Han Jie
CAHow is it even legal to have reoccuring… UPDATE: No way to easily cancel memebership after signing up, but at least they were quick to respond in my case. Will update review after a week if I don't get charged. --- How is it even legal to have reoccuring charges that can't be cancelled online, with no mention of it anywhere until you try to cancel???
Bob Dunphy
CAPaid the $1 trial Paid the $1 trial, then cancelled the membership within the hour and still got hit with a $34.95 membership. Finally got a hold of someone and they offered me 5% of the money they took from my account, and after a a bit they said they’d give me half of the money back. Will I see the refund? I’m honestly not going to hold my breath. These bottom feeders obviously make their living scamming folks.
Scam victim
CAScam Scam, these clowns trick you into signing up for a free subscription then they steal money from your credit card account. And then they make it impossible to cancel their bogus account. Scam Artists!!! I contacted their so-called support number and I got an incoherent blabbermouth who didn't listen to me at all, instead she blabbered some ridiculous nonsense at a mile a minute. I tried to interrupt her babble but she didn't listen at all and just continued blabbering her nonsense. I asked to speak with a supervisor which she refused to do, and she finally agreed to cancel my bogus subscription. Creditverify has been bilking my credit card without authorization as they seem to do all day long every single day. Just a bunch of scam artists!
autumn oranges
CAScam artists lurking in job banks This company is now partnering with scam artists that lurk in job bank websites like Indeed, LinkedIn so on to prey on people searching for jobs. They send you a message or email with a job offer and then tell you they need your credit score information and give you this website. Then u just come here and see how many people get scammed and understand.