Kenan Doucette
CALots of retention questions. I rated 5 stars, because, well, the rep I spoke to was very kind. However, their retention policies have them offer you 3 separate, bigger discounts off of the product itself, which can be annoying if you're in a rush, but can also be very helpful to those canceling for, ironically, budgetary reasons.
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.
Lauren Dietrich
ARScam This is a scam. They charge you for extra features within the 7 day free trial and then automatically start charging you the monthly subscription fee.
Andrew Kovosi
CAI never signed up for a subscription I never signed up for a subscription. I have called to cancel three times and get the run around. They hide behind twisting the law to scam people in need during these hard times from researching the criminal business. After cancelling first when I received an email in august for a subscription I didn’t sign up for. I was told in email they would cancel it, only to then be told after I was charged I need to call to confirm cancellation. Again for a fraudulent use of my information.
Joleen Watson
CAI wanted to cancel but couldn't find who to contact… You were billing my credit card under ID PROTECT whereas your company name comes up in email as Creditverify. I would have canceled months ago if I could have found who was billing my credit card. I even had my credit card looking into who you were because I couldn't find any emails or Google search that showed ID PROTECT.