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: Alabama Consumer BlogExperian's "Free" (Or Not Free) Credit Reports
By M. Stan Herring
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The California Credit Law Blog refers to the not so free credit reports that Experian is pushing:
The NY Times reports that Experian is spending $70 million per years advertising its FreeCreditReport.com site where many consumers log on deceived into believing they will get a "free" credit report. For example, one person provided his credit card information thinking it was needed for identification only to find Experian charged him $14.95 a month for a credit-monitoring service.
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Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on August 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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