There are hundreds of similar reports that I found on the Internet. The companies are SVCRT.com and MyScore.com, the latter located in Fairfield, California. Here's the story that I posted on Ripoff Report, Better Business Bureau and Scambook. I kept a record of all conversations with the representatives at SVCRT.
In February of 2017, I purchased my credit score from Myscore for $1. They requested my credit card information in order to get the score and to charge my account should I decide to keep the service. I cancelled the account the next day because I didn't want anything more than the one time score. I was given the run-around but I got it canceled. At the end of January 2018 I received an email from them saying that there had been negative activity on my credit. I didn't have an account with them so I called. I spoke with some very nice svcrt representatives who granted that my account had been deactivated but that they could see debiting activity on it. So I went to my bank account and discovered svcrt debits every month for the past year! Called svcrt back. The representative spoke with accounting who said that there was a "glitch" in their system. She said that a higher-up would call me back to fix the problem. No call. I called back a few days later. I was told that I could get three months charges back immediately, "because that's all [the representative] had access to, " and that a supervisor would call me about refunding the remaining charges. At 5p that same day a "Complaints Officer" called me to say that three months charges were being refunded. I asked about the remaining charges. She replied that the "statute of limitations" disallowed any further refund. She added that if I wanted to take it further that she would send the case to their lawyers. Know this ... I was nice but firm and I remained so. She, Dina, was curt and intimidating from the get-go. I followed that to my knowledge no such statute existed that would allow unauthorized access to bank accounts. Then she offered another three months refund for a total of six months, 1/2 of what they took from me. I said that I wasn't that desperate. I continued that I would take it up with law enforcement and the I-Team with our State CBS station. She replied that that was fine and that she would send the case to their lawyers. So I contacted a lawyer friend of mine, a JAG, who told me that there is a Statute of Limitations on such transactions but that I hadn't yet reached it. He advised me to take it to Small Claims Court, which I'm doing. But come to find out I cannot sue in Small Claims Court unless the people I'm suing are located in the State I live, Connecticut.
Now you might think that I would have seen 29.95 being deducted every month around the 19th. But I'm 66, with bad eye sight. Reconciling my bank statement is difficult and there is no one but me to do it. Every once in a while I noticed the 29.95 but thought it was a charge from a local mart. I'm semi-retired but still active in Social Work. I trust and I help. I trusted this company to do help me with a credit report. But they are criminals. read more