I went to XXXX like I have in the past to order a free credit report from XXXX of the XXXX bureaus. My plan was to do XXXX every 4 months like I had in the past. I went through bankruptcy in 2011 and have been rebuilding my credit since then -- this is the XXXX time I have tried to order my credit reports since that time. I wanted to establish a payment history with a small credit card my credit union issued me. I went through the ordering process for each bureau, and for each XXXX, I was notified that I would not be permitted to order online. I would need to order by phone or mail. I had been using XXXX browser and decided to try XXXX and the same thing happened. I 'd many times in the past ordered my free annual credit reports online. Even when I ordered for the XXXX time online I was never declined and asked to do request by mail or phone. The only thing that has changed is that I went through bankruptcy. To me there is no reason that I should have to order by mail or phone when I was very careful to verify exactly who I was correctly online for all XXXX bureaus. I realize I 'll probably have to call XXXX of the bureaus just to get on with this, but this bothers me very much -- I feel singled out based on my bankruptcy filing. Of course I have no proof of this, but I still felt I should report it to you. People trying to come back from bankruptcy should n't be made to jump through this extra hoop. I 'd appreciate being able to monitor my credit report just like everyone else -- by ordering online -- a method that is far more preferable to me. Thanks for listening. Best, XXXX