I used the "upgrade to 3 in 1" link while on my free trial and it took about 3 months to get them to finally stop charging me $11.21 + $9.99. I just decided a few days ago to cancel altogether and jut today got notice of the cancellation. Lots of calls, no email communication. Next time I'm trying creditsecure thru AMEX. Trucredit pretty much always make errors in their favor, but are pretty receptive to correcting them.

JusRelax said:JusRelax said:I just received my first 'automatic payment' of TrueCredit, and it ended up coming from my bank account instead of my credit card. Is they any way to make them charge my credit card instead? I tried deleting my bank account info, but it won't let me. Any ideas?

I'm not sure if anyone else had this problem as well, but I called in to find out the answer:

zero out your bank account and bank routing number in the 'Your Account' tab, and then they'll pull your credit card instead.

At least, that's what the Customer Rep I talked to said, but she didn't seem to know much about what was going on.

An abridged update:

they attempted to pull my 'zeroed out' checking account, and it (obviously) wasn't successful. My account got suspended. When I called in to reinstate my account, they basically told me I needed to pay the 'current going' rate of 14.85. I'm thinking of going with another company now.

TheWalL said:Is the 11.21 deal still alive? And how do you sign up?
Try following the link in the bottom right here

esoterica said:TrueCredit and TransUnion both have the absolute worst Indian CSR's I've ever had to deal with. They never understand what you're saying, but what's worse is they never admit that they don't understand what you're saying, and instead of asking you to clarify, try to answer or argue with you on a completely different question than the one you're asking.Yes, TrueCredit obviously has chosen the cheapest possible outsourcing solution. And you get what you pay for.

Yes, today their system spits some stupid error, smth. like:

Credit Bureau(s) Cannot Validate Info
We are unable to obtain your credit report information.

I called them (800) 493-2392 and they admit it's an issue on their side. What's more disconcerting is that I already had 65 softs and my TU hards have not started to come off yet ... Anyone experiences THIS?

esoterica said:JusRelax said:
At least, that's what the Customer Rep I talked to said, but she didn't seem to know much about what was going on.

TrueCredit and TransUnion both have the absolute worst Indian CSR's I've ever had to deal with. They never understand what you're saying, but what's worse is they never admit that they don't understand what you're saying, and instead of asking you to clarify, try to answer or argue with you on a completely different question than the one you're asking.

And after spending a combined 2+ hours on the phone with CSR's from both TrueCredit and TransUnion (that kept swearing that they weren't affiliated, even though TU very clearly owns TC), no one was able to figure out why TC isn't able to pull my TU credit report, even though I pulled it directly from TU using the exact same identifying information.

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I don't understand.

You want the discounted (Wal Mart) price, but you also expect first-rate customer service?

Do you also buy a Honda, and expect it to ride like a BMW?

I'm getting the same error report today as well. Hey, I've got better things to do than waste my time with their CSR folks. I'm sure that the problem will be rectified. If someone needs an "emergency" FICO fix, he/she can pay for it at myFICO.com........

cyberkost said:Yes, today their system spits some stupid error, smth. like:

Credit Bureau(s) Cannot Validate Info
We are unable to obtain your credit report information.

I called them (800) 493-2392 and they admit it's an issue on their side. What's more disconcerting is that I already had 65 softs and my TU hards have not started to come off yet ... Anyone experiences THIS?

I have the same error. Called and spoke with CSR before checking FWF, and they said it should be fixed "within 24 hours".

I have 51 softies now, and no bumpage action yet.

ifyouhavetoask said:esoterica said:JusRelax said:
At least, that's what the Customer Rep I talked to said, but she didn't seem to know much about what was going on.

TrueCredit and TransUnion both have the absolute worst Indian CSR's I've ever had to deal with. They never understand what you're saying, but what's worse is they never admit that they don't understand what you're saying, and instead of asking you to clarify, try to answer or argue with you on a completely different question than the one you're asking.

And after spending a combined 2+ hours on the phone with CSR's from both TrueCredit and TransUnion (that kept swearing that they weren't affiliated, even though TU very clearly owns TC), no one was able to figure out why TC isn't able to pull my TU credit report, even though I pulled it directly from TU using the exact same identifying information.

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I don't understand.

You want the discounted (Wal Mart) price, but you also expect first-rate customer service?

Do you also buy a Honda, and expect it to ride like a BMW?

Disregarding the dubious premise that BMWs automatically ride better than Hondas, and the dubious premise that TrueCredit is in fact a particularly inexpensive credit monitoring solution (IdentityGuard through Costco is $7.49/mo for me), your analogy is still entirely inappropriate. The closest analogy would be trying to order a Honda from a Honda dealer and having them tell me that they couldn't transmit my order information to the factory to actually get me the car that I wanted, and have the dealer tell me that it was Honda's problem and make no attempt to fix it even though I was trying to give them my money.

TrueCredit has still not been able to provide me with any sort of credit monitoring.

dl73 said:Unbelieevable said:cyberkost said:What's more disconcerting is that I already had 65 softs and my TU hards have not started to come off yet ... Anyone experiences THIS?

I have the same error. Called and spoke with CSR before checking FWF, and they said it should be fixed "within 24 hours".

I have 51 softies now, and no bumpage action yet.

It took me about 75 TC pulls to see my TU inquiries start dropping off, and by 85 they were all gone.

Thanks for your data points! I was expecting (based on the info I gathered at FWF) TU bumpage to begin at 40-50 (and Equifax at about 90) ... that's why I started to worry. Also, CRAs have become aware of the bumpage (as witnessed by the survey TrueCredit administered about a months ago), so I was concerned that they may be shutting it off.