Identity Theft Prevention | Credit Reports

People today use the Internet to get a hold of their credit score. Searching free credit report websites there are many to choose from. Many of these sites are legitimate, but the scammers have found a way to trick curious consumers by creating websites that replicate the legit credit sites to get you to enter your personal information. Before you can catch your own mistake, the scammer has all the information they need in order to swindle money out of your accounts and turn your credit score upside down.

Consumers think they're getting a report, but will unknowingly get charged for credit monitoring services they didn't ask In addition to asking for your personal information, many of these sites will also ask for your credit card information as part of the process. While you think you are completing the transaction for a free report, you are actually enrolling in another service. Many of these scam companies will hide this information deep within the terms and conditions of their website. If you look closely you will see in the fine print that by entering your information you are actually authorizing them to charge your credit card monthly for their credit monitoring service.


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