Last year I pulled my Free Credit Report from Experian on XXXX/XXXX/2014 for my wife and myself. Immediately after pulling XXXX Free Credit Reports I called to cancel the credit monitoring service. 

After canceling this I noticed several months later to my surprise that I had been billed for the service that I canceled. When I called Experian they conveniently has no record of the XXXX calls I placed to cancel the service and refused to refund me for more then the XXXX month basically telling me that it was impossible that I called and that if I had called they would have a record. 

I filed a complaint with the CFPB last year and was able to get some help and Experian reconsidered and refunded my money in full. 

Fast forward to today. I received a XXXX, XXXX, XXXX, and XXXX charge on my MasterCard from Experian. After several months of thinking this was resolved I have new charges exactly 1 year after my initial Free Credit Report was pull. I have new charges billed to me in the amount of XXXX. 

I called today to Experian to have these charges refunded and they told me I would have to dispute them with my credit card and they do n't know how they got on there. 

I would like to charge Experian with conspiring to defraud consumers. There is a systematic convenient failure of their system which favorably increases their revenue. 

I am looking for a refund, but more importantly and complete investigation of their business practices as I can only imagine how many other unsuspecting folks are also victims of this abuse. 

I sincerely hope that the regulator that reads this plea for consumer protection is not pencil whipped, but that a complete investigation is opened to investigate these claims as I believe it has absolute merit. 

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