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A scam apartment listing on [redacted] lead to an email from said scammerWithin the response email from the [redacted] lister I was told to get my credit report from efreescore via an embedded "click here" link I fell for it and filled out my info on efreescore only to recieve a transunion score of "0"I have an excellent long credit historyI then reconsidered my actions and upon review determined the [redacted] ad was a scam (I won't go into more detail on that part)I did call efreescore and cancelled my supposed membershipNow I am going to monitor my credit as I exposed myself Not sure if the whole thing was a scam to get my info or a scam to get me to sign up to a membership but the efreescore being connected to the apartment scam on [redacted] is very shady

Also saw (almost too good to believe) ad for an apartment on [redacted] which made me suspicious because the so-called "owner" of the apartment required me to use "efreescore.com" to get my credit report and FICO score When I went to the site and saw it was not free at all, I came to Revdex.com and saw the other similar complaints about his scam The perpetrators need to be shut down to prevent other unsuspecting renters from shelling out hard-earned money to these fraudsters I have also reported the people perpetrating this scam to the Attorney General office of the State of New York and the Westchester County District Attorney's office

This is a SCAM! They posted an ad on *** that was so outrageous, a bedroom for $with everything including a swimming poolOnly this the place never existed and never will That would be about $to $
The only thing the wanted to me to go to eFreeScore and bring the report to the meeting which would only happen in their imagination
I took screen shots of everything from email post to the listing on Craigslist and sent them to the FBI cyber criminal investigation division @ www.ic3.gov
If you have had a problem I'm sure they can use your story as evidence to out these people in jail for fraud and cyber crimesJust go here www.ic3.gov fill out form it's simpleAs *** *** would say lets put these people behind bars where they belong

I am so glad that I check this site I also got a response about a rental property that was posted on Craigslist and they wanted me to sign up for this free trial with eFreeScore I checked them out before signing up and found the other complaints Thank you to all those that posted about this scamming company I know Revdex.com has saved me aggravation and money

I responded to an add on *** regarding a house for rentI got a response from who I thought was the owner of the apartment requesting me to sign up to get my free score and to contact the owner again afterwardsDidn't think it was a scam at firstuntil after I responded to another craigslist ad, and a friend responded to a different *** ad and got the same responseword for wordCalled 12/31/to cancel the account and was told I would get a full refund (which I did) and that I would access to account until the end of the monthI did get my credit, but that was charged three more times for a service I asked to be cancelledCalled again today 4/1/after noticing my account was charged and spoke to ***, he wouldn't give me his last name because I "could be dangerous" while he is sitting there with my social security number and ALL my other informationHe would only give me a refund for one monthSaid there was no supervisor there at the moment for me to speak toRefused to listen to me and tell me that he knew exactly what he told me and that he was very clearWell I was very clear the first time when I told him NO I DON'T WANT YOUR SERVICE AND CLOSE MY ACCOUNT!

Also saw (almost too good to believe) ad for an apartment on [redacted] which made me suspicious because the so-called "owner" of the apartment required me to use "efreescore.com" to get my credit report and FICO score. When I went to the site and saw it was not free at all, I came to Revdex.com and saw the other similar complaints about his scam. The perpetrators need to be shut down to prevent other unsuspecting renters from shelling out hard-earned money to these fraudsters. I have also reported the people perpetrating this scam to the Attorney General office of the State of New York and the Westchester County District Attorney's office.

I authorized a transaction of $1 for a company advertising help with fda home loans. Less then 2 weeks later this company charged me $30. I never filled anything out for this company, never set up an account or anything.The first 2 numbers called for this company were out of service and the 3rd call I was told that we were signed up for a free trial and a reoccurring fee every month. Mind you none of this was done by me or my spouse. Now our account is overdrawn and our account frozen because this company stole from us.

A scam apartment listing on [redacted] lead to an email from said scammer. Within the response email from the [redacted] lister I was told to get my credit report from efreescore via an embedded "click here" link.
I fell for it and filled out my info on efreescore only to recieve a transunion score of "0". I have an excellent long credit history. I then reconsidered my actions and upon review determined the [redacted] ad was a scam (I won't go into more detail on that part). I did call efreescore and cancelled my supposed membership. Now I am going to monitor my credit as I exposed myself.
Not sure if the whole thing was a scam to get my info or a scam to get me to sign up to a membership but the efreescore being connected to the apartment scam on [redacted] is very shady.