susan D.
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I signed up for the 30 day free trial a few days ago. When I sign in there isn't any of my information it says no information try again later. I tried to cancel but it won't let me do that. I
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susan D.
I signed up for the 30 day free trial a few days ago. When I sign in there isn't any of my information it says no information try again later. I tried to cancel but it won't let me do that. I
Kay P.
I thought wrongly that Experian help people to save money, access credit and protect their identities. Asked them to help when I asked them to help me identify the banks/building societies and other financial institutions that my late husband had an account with. Since Al his information was online we are unable access these records. The response we received was We can absolutely do this BUT you should approach the financial institutions and they should provide these details. We don’t know which financial institutions my late husband was dealing with, that is why we asked Experian for their help. So unfortunately they are not very helpful to people to save money, access credit and protect their identities
Branko R.
Impossible for me to cancel my account with them! They locked my account, but kept charging me 14.99 per month, and would not let me cancel it! It's almost impossible to get through to a person, and when I did, they wouldn't authenticate me! Outrageous! I had to go to my credit card company to block their monthly attempts to take money from me. Do not ever do business with them if you can avoid it.
CWPL (.
A despicable company with no regards to the information they hold and give to third party suppliers. They off er a free service on order to gain a client base to sell and promote other products. Beware they propogate incorrect and potential financially harmful personal information. This is a broken business model with a growing campaign to expose their 'sheltered' practice. Watch out!
Mr C.
Absolutely useless this company would you pay £14.99 to these people who don't have a clue about credit never missed a payment with any of my creditors and then they say I've had 5 letters from debt collectors which I haven't as my accounts are upto date this has had a massive effect on my health total rubbish
Wendy R.
I called to have my "lock" removed for Duke energy (to have my service turned on). The man on the phone at experian asked me several personal questions then needed me to take a photo front & back of my driver's license then a picture of myself. I was in a store at the time but provided him everything he needed. Then he proceeded to say I was not verifiable & needed to ask more questions. Needless to say, after the questions he still told me I was unverifiable. At that point I needed to mail a cover letter, name, address, phone and a brief summary as to why I called & then the concerns of having 4 new major credit cards on my account in which I did NOT know anything about. Now I have to wait 4-6 to have a reply from them. Now how do I get my F###### power turned on people.
Patick A.
This is the worst company every. Had filed bankruptcy do to medical. I am disabled. I seen all the red marks on my credit report which of course I was never late on anything. I just seen writing on wall. I spent 2 years correcting the mistakes. Once I got it done and released my lawyer. 2 years to the month Experian put it on back on my credit with the closed accounts 2 years old. This drop my credit 20 points. Now I can not go back and correct because they say I already disputed that already. I will be filing a complaint with the FTC, BBB and CFPB. This company needs to be replaced!!!!!!!!!!!!
bdrew
Hello everyone, This experience is all about building up your credit profile, which I've been working on for about three (3) years. Well on the 12th on February 2021, my FICO score finally made a Good rating at Experian, I was quite proud of my accomplishment. On the 19th of February I received an alert that my one credit card had decreased significantly to 0.0% and that my FICO score had decreased by 8 points, I could not understand how this could have happened; seeing that all my accounts were on time, credit usage below 5%, no collections and all credit cards with a zero (0) balance. I finally have a Good credit score with Experian and better scores with TransUnion and Equifax in the 700 range. How could I lose 8 points after gaining 5 points on 02/12/21 and gaining 32 points on 01/30/21, this has besides myself, after all my report is positive at this point, how in "Hell" could I lose 8 points when nothing has come in to Experian as negative or no recent inquiries! This is exactly why I "do not pay for an Experian membership", it's all about the money.