Wow! I was begining to take my TrueCredit terminated personally. Now, that I see I'm not the only one this has happen to I feel so much better.
I was terminated two weeks ago.
I was terminated two weeks ago.Here's the message I received:
"You recently contacted our Customer Service department in regard to our notification that your TrueCredit membership and billing was being frozen due to excessive access to your account. As our customer service team communicated, our Compliance Department has reviewed your account in order to see if you qualified for reinstatement.
After a thorough investigation, it is our conclusion that your account should not be reinstated due to an access pattern which indicates potential fraud or a deliberate intent to tamper with the credit scoring system. Your access, billing and all account related email alerts have now permanently been terminated as a result.
While we regret any inconvenience this may cause you, it is our policy to protect the security and integrity of the credit reporting system.
TrueCredit Legal and Compliance Department"What a joke. Me, tamper with the credit scoring system? 
I didn't know I had such computer skills to Tamper with my scorning. If that was the case, I would certainly give myself a score of 850 and sell the secrect to my success.
I didn't know I had such computer skills to Tamper with my scorning. If that was the case, I would certainly give myself a score of 850 and sell the secrect to my success. Anyway, I don't miss their crappy reports and scores, and I really don't miss paying for their overpriced services.
jabflash... how many times per week did you pull your reports? I am dying to know what "excessive" means 
@Anonymous wrote:
jabflash... how many times per week did you pull your reports? I am dying to know what "excessive" means
Considering their site promises "unlimited access," TC would have a hard time defending itself in court if its users filed a lawsuit.
you have to hit the sweet update button to the right