I am writing in relation to Experian XXXX XXXX. It 's an extension of their credit monitoring ( credit tracker ) business that connects consumers with a credit adviser. There are XXXX packages offered to consumers. The first is a free XXXX minute consultation. In the fine print of the Service Contract, however, it says the consultation is actually {$19.00}. I 've attached evidence of both, though it 's easily findable on their website as well. I think this is false and misleading advertising. I tried to register the complaint with the FTC, which deals w/Section XXXX deceptive marketing claims. But the FTC routed me to CFPB. I 'd like this to be cleared up for myself and other consumers. Those that signed up because it was advertised as FREE should not be charged. Thanks.