Our SUV damaged XXXX/XXXX/15. Ins. XXXX XXXX XXXX subtracted $ from payment because we had " a lien on the car ''. Never any loan for it, never a lien or ever used as collateral, so I contacted Experian to check. Screen came up immediately with all details, including my credit score and reports from all three. Not being aware of the extra charges, I had thought what appeared on the screen was my lawful yearly information. So, I closed the screen. When I accessed my XX/XX/XXXX statement from XXXX XXXX. I saw a charge On XX/XX/XXXX of {$39.00} and another separate charge of {$1.00} ; On XXXX/XXXX/15 further charge of {$21.00}. When I Called to complain, I was told that because I had been given my credit score and all reports from the XXXX credit checkers I had spent {$39.00}. She then carefully asked if I had a {$1.00} which was charged for the yearly report. The {$21.00} was for membership in Experian after a free trial of one month. 

I did not ask for or sign up for membership and did not ask for credit score or all XXXX reports, they were just there. No joy from Experian. I vented my frustration and anger on XXXX and found a wealth of others with the exact complaint. 

This complaint seems to be a common practice and is designed to charge the public a lot of extra money ; even should it be not technically illegal. 

I want justice, I want the practice stopped. People should be told plainly, what they will be charged if they get the credit score number and if they should look at the other companies.