Sentences with phrase «promise credit reports for free»

Lots of sites promise credit reports for free.

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In a mea culpa for his company's huge data breach, the Equifax interim CEO has promised a new service, launching next January, that allows consumers to lock and unlock their Equifax credit report for free, for life.

This is the only approved website for consumers to check credit reports for free, so consumers need to be wary of funny TV ads singing about free credit reports, scores, and other promises.

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