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Credit.com is only trying to get you to pay to have your credit repairedAn uneducated consumer can easily be scammedThey give you a fake report, then you freak out and pay them to fix itThen they give you the real reportIt makes it look like they fixed itThey gave me a fake report with my name on it and negative remarks for unpaid billsThese were, of course, made upLucky for me I was not depending on them for accuracy and received my actual credit reports from all agencies showing my [redacted] and [redacted] credit scores as 200-points higher than what Credit.com showed and with nothing bad on them

In April I opted in on the one week trial service on credi [redacted] and I put in my debit card to pay $dlr for the trial week at the end of the week I called and cancel the account just like they tell you to do and months later they are stil hitting my debit card with a $ charge per monthEvery month I call and they promise that I will see a refund on my bank account the next day or two but it does not happen I will not ever do business with them again

In April I opted in on the one week trial service on credi*** and I put in my debit card to pay $dlr for the trial week at the end of the week I called and cancel the account just like they tell you to do and months later they are stil hitting my debit card with a $
charge per monthEvery month I call and they promise that I will see a refund on my bank account the next day or two but it does not happen I will not ever do business with them again

Credit.com is using email spoofing to send emails using my company's domain- educationvoters.orgNo reputable business would use email spoofing

I signed up with credit.com because of the ability to look at my credit standing for freeThat part is legitimateYou can look up a general snapshot of your credit standing, that isn't wholly accurate, and is based on a score they came up withThey actually have my credit score as better than it actually is on their siteIt's a free service, you get what you pay for
Credit.com called me the following day, and told me they could help me with my creditThe lady I spoke to was quick to tell me about *** *** *** and how they can dispute inaccurate entries on my creditWhen I questioned this, stating that nothing on my credit is inaccurate, she said *** *** might be able to get it off my credit anyway, and then quickly transferred me through to *** ***, which turns out to be a scam service
Thank you Credit.com for participating in an attempt to part me with money I don't have, which you could obviously see from accessing my information on your siteI have cancelled my account with you and every service connected with you

Credit.com is only trying to get you to pay to have your credit repairedAn uneducated consumer can easily be scammedThey give you a fake report, then you freak out and pay them to fix itThen they give you the real reportIt makes it look like they fixed itThey gave me a fake report with my name on it and negative remarks for unpaid billsThese were, of course, made upLucky for me I was not depending on them for accuracy and received my actual credit reports from all agencies showing my *** and *** credit scores as 200-points higher than what Credit.com showed and with nothing bad on them