Experian is a credit report agency. In order to view your credit report with your score you must pay {$1.00} and then they AUTOMATICALLY enroll you in their credit monitoring service for {$21.00} a month. There is no way around this. Then if you do n't cancel within 7 days, they charge you the {$21.00}. This is in small print. They do n't send you a reminder email or anything. They are hoping that the average consumer will forget about it until they charge you. Then, even if you cancel as soon as they charge you, they will not prorate any of the money back to your account. This is not fair to consumers. The onus should not be on consumers to opt out of something seven days later. You should be able to opt out of the service immediately. Also, if you cancel they should prorate the unused portion of the service. A company SHOULD NOT be able to rob hard working Americans of {$21.00} through these sneaky tactics. I expect more from an agency who is has so much power over the livelihood of American, but instead they are robbing us. CFPB, please make this company change this policy. It is unfair and predatory and this company is making money not by providing a service, but by hoping that Americans are inattentive and forgetful. It 's not right.