CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through [redacted] via rental scammingThe poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to itI know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by themI left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about Note: When you print the "free" $credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $monthlyConveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is upDo not use creditupdates.comBeware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through Craigslist via rental scammingThe poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to itI know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by themI left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about Note: When you print the "free" $credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $monthlyConveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is upDo not use creditupdates.comBeware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through [redacted] via rental scamming. The poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to it. I know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by them. I left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about.
Note: When you print the "free" $1 credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $30 monthly. Conveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is up. Do not use creditupdates.com. Beware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them.
They get their credit report sign ups by advertising fake house rental listings on [redacted] and demand that you get a credit report from this company to verify your eligibility as a potential tenant. My wife just fell for this looking for a new home for our family and it broke her heart when I told her it's a scam. Stay away!!!
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through Craigslist via rental scamming. The poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to it. I know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by them. I left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about.
Note: When you print the "free" $1 credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $30 monthly. Conveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is up. Do not use creditupdates.com. Beware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them.
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through [redacted] via rental scammingThe poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to itI know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by themI left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about Note: When you print the "free" $credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $monthlyConveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is upDo not use creditupdates.comBeware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through Craigslist via rental scammingThe poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to itI know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by themI left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about Note: When you print the "free" $credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $monthlyConveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is upDo not use creditupdates.comBeware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through [redacted] via rental scamming. The poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to it. I know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by them. I left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about.
Note: When you print the "free" $1 credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $30 monthly. Conveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is up. Do not use creditupdates.com. Beware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them.
This company is a total scam.
They get their credit report sign ups by advertising fake house rental listings on [redacted] and demand that you get a credit report from this company to verify your eligibility as a potential tenant. My wife just fell for this looking for a new home for our family and it broke her heart when I told her it's a scam. Stay away!!!
CreditUpdates.com is advertising its website through Craigslist via rental scamming. The poster advertises a seemingly legit property for rent with pictures, waits for prospective renters to reply by email, and sends out the following email, or one extremely similar to it. I know this because I found the fake ads, recognized the properties in my hometown, and drove by them. I left notes on the doors for the "landlord" to call me, and got calls back from confused tenants who had no idea what I was talking about.
Note: When you print the "free" $1 credit report, you are informed in very small letters that if you don't cancel within a week, your credit card will be charged $30 monthly. Conveniently, nobody is available to cancel your account before the week is up. Do not use creditupdates.com. Beware of rental ads that seem too good to be true, or ads that are "desperate" for you to rent from them.