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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chevillac" data-source="post: 2676435" data-attributes="member: 553407">Defendants have agreed that all eligible Class Members who complete a Registration Form within the time allowed, who are verified as Class Members, and who follow the other instructions they receive are eligible to receive their choice of either (i) a credit score or (ii) 60 days of credit monitoring. If you choose credit monitoring, and you don't cancel your credit monitoring benefit after using your code to obtain the credit monitoring benefit but prior to the expiration of the sixty (60) day settlement benefit period, you will be billed at the then-applicable rate, which is currently $9.95, for each month that you continue your membership. In addition, ConsumerInfo and the Experian Entities have agreed not to make certain statements on particular websites.The credit monitoring provided as the settlement benefit is credit monitoring only. It will include 60 days of monitoring of your Experian credit report for changes of data, or additions of new data, regarding: new inquiries into your credit, potentially negative information, public records, new accounts, and address changes, with daily alerts of any such changes or additions via email. The information will be available to you by logging into a secure website. You will not be entitled to free credit reports and/or scores.If you elect credit monitoring, you will be required to provide your credit card information when you use your benefit code. If you do not provide your credit card number and expiration date, you will not be able to use your benefit code, and you will not receive a benefit. If you cannot or do not want to provide your credit card number and expiration date in order to obtain your benefit, you should not choose credit monitoring when you register for a benefit. Remember, after you have chosen your benefit when you register, you cannot change your mind about which benefit you want.Your credit monitoring settlement benefit is effective during a sixty (60) day settlement benefit period. The time on which this sixty (60) day settlement benefit period will begin and end depends upon whether or not you are currently enrolled in Credit Check or some other form of credit monitoring with ConsumerInfo or an Experian Entity at the time you use your benefit code.Sounds like a scheme to get you to sign up for something else. Go to the website and read up. its not worth any money. So you shouldnt bother with it.</blockquote>

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