I hope I can help someone with the same problem. After some digging I discovered that the charge is coming from creditreport.com not experian. I just spoke with creditreport.com The reason they are continuing to charge you is because they have a relationship with all of the banks and cc companies so when you change your card or get a new expiration date, etc the banks automatically update them with the new number. To get this fixed call creditreport, com at [protected]. Give them the credit or debit card number that the charge is associated with and they will pull up all charges associated wiith it. They will refund all of the charges to you if in fact the accounts that were opened with your card are not yours which is most likely the case.. Then make sure they block your card and those accounts so no more charges get through. Apparently someone skimmed our debit card number and used it to get three different credit reports for people we do not know. I spoke with a very professional lady named Charity who explained all of this to me in detail. In addition I discovered why there is so much fraud associated with this site. They only ask people to enter the cc number and the exp date, not security. Also they do not make sure the billing address or name matches the card number. In this day and age I find this incredibly irresponsible behavior for a merchant. They obviously are not concerned with fraud and those consumers who are adversely affected by this. Please do the above first and then once your refund goes through cancel that card and start fresh again. I hope this will do the trick for you. Good Luck!