I’m trying to clear up my credit and fidelity information corporation has got two charges on my record one for like $200 and the other one for like 4500 that says it originally it was around 2, 000 I tried to dispute it it came back verified one I don’t owe this to them definitely not double...
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Account number is D146958N1 … I moved out of this apartment I believe April 2006 my apt was in great condition when I moved out one of the rooms was never even slept in within the year that we lived there. I recently pulled my credit report and saw this company on there so I disputed the...
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“Fidelity” my foot! My own initial problem was more with Experian than FIC, since it was their clerical screw-up that started the problem– they apparently confused my name/address with another person in the same city who has a similar name & address; causing an “account” with FIC to suddenly appear on my credit report… and they then...
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“Fidelity” my foot! My own initial problem was more with Experian than FIC, since it was their clerical screw-up that started the problem– they apparently confused my name/address with another person in the same city who has a similar name & address; causing an “account” with FIC to suddenly appear on my credit report… and they then...
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Fraud
I travel to my workplace almost every day by bolt taxi. The approximate Price is the same each time. This time a very dissatisfied driver chooses a completely different route, where o. The Kalpaka Bridge was closed to traffic, so it had to be turned upside down and follow the originally marked road. I missed work because the trip turned out to be much longer and cost double. About the attitude of the customer who uses the bolt practically every day? With such a driver who is dissatisfied with life and demands me double the amount. Who will be responsible for it! P. S not even thinking about throwing me at another address, if originally it was high street 1, but missed the theater street, absurd. Contact me immediately and return 100% of the money for the trip.
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