Per the terms and conditions given on freecreditreports.com, I am cancelling my account and expect to see no charges in the future on the charge account given. This looks like a scam attempt to me me as I see no account cancellation site location on this site. With this being the directed site location based on the terms and conditions outlined on the freecreditreport.com site, I can only wonder what action you will take. Please advise through e-mail as this site has my e-mail. I will notify my credit card company not to accept any charges from this service and contact the appropriate authorities. Todays date is 07/21/2009, the same day that I signed up. Therefore, I am well within the 7 day cancellation period. I can be notified of cancellation through e-mail at [email protected].

thought it was free can not pay every month

Don't get fooled by that jingle on TV. Well, I can only say I'm a sucker for it. When you sign up for the so-called free credit report on their web site, they will start to bill you after that if you did not realize the fine print. I think lots of people have fallen to this ploy and they have been sued by the FTC before. Read it here at http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2005/08/consumerinfo.shtm. In there it says :

It deceptively marketed “free credit reports” by not adequately disclosing that consumers automatically would be signed up for a credit report monitoring service and charged $79.95 if they didn’t cancel within 30 days, in violation of federal law.

According to the FTC’s complaint, Consumerinfo’s advertising and Web sites failed to explain adequately that after the free trial period for the credit monitoring service expired, consumers automatically would be charged a $79.95 annual membership, unless they notified the defendant within 30 days to cancel the service. Consumerinfo billed the credit cards that it had told consumers were “required only to establish your account, ” and, in some cases, automatically renewed memberships by re-billing consumers without notice. The FTC charged that the defendant’s failure to adequately disclose the automatic billing and to get consumers’ consent to bill their accounts violated federal law.

If you're like me, send a complaint to FTC here at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/. Or get in touch with your state attorney general or the state banking commission if your credit card company refuses to dispute these unauthorized charges. If you need a credit report, get it here http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt156.shtm. Also organizations like the BBB nowadays is not a good source of trust nowadays as it makes money from subscriptions from companies and there is a potential conflict of interest and they have no authority to deal with situations like these unlike the FTC.

I am so sick of the FreeCreditReport.com commercials. Not only is that idiot singer and his band bad enough to make you want to put your fist through the TV, but we have to be assaulted by the message that your entire life revolves around your credit and if you don't use their services, you will end up being a pathetic loser like the actor portrays. Insulting!
On top of that, I guess the company loves to rub salt in the wound by running these ads endlessly on every channel. I counted 20, count 'em, 20 times those ads ran on only one channel in one day.
All I wanted to do was watch CSI Miami and just about every commercial break I was greeted with that grinning moron as I fumbled for the remote in an attempt to save myself from the lunacy.

I cancelled my freecredit report the day later and it has been over a month and my bank account keeps getting charges against it by not only them but by identitytheft.com who has there account inside the fine print that you don't even that it is there. So far I have been charged over 100.00 in fees that they charge and now I have another for 9.95 for this company identitytheft.com . This company needs to be charged with false advertisment because there is nothing free about this company.