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Melinda G. posted a review

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT

They stated, "The Government is forcing drivers to purchase auto insurance." They try to make it sound like the government is being unfair. Well, it is not their call unless they decide to run for office to cast a vote. I think it is very fair. Maybe if one of their employees, friends or family members suffered a financial hardship because of a driver being negligent in having insurance they might understand. My thought is, IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD AUTO INSURANCE THEN YOU SHOULDN'T BE... Read More »

Scott H. posted a review

Wed, 11 Jul 2012 00:00:00 GMT

I signed up thinking that a company that is owned by Experian would behave respectfully. Not so!!!! They call and call and call and call. They do not leave a message but each call to my home number leaves a 3-5 second voicemail where you can hear someone on the other end, but they don't leave a message. Stay away unless you are lonely wand what to get called repeatedly!! Read More »

JerseyGirl posted a review

Thu, 26 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT

you would think that a company like Experian (parent company) wouldn't take entering your social security number into their database so lightly. You go into the website, you enter your information, including a social. If there are no matches for say something like a mortgage, they don't tell you that - it reads: local mortgage broker. So now they have AAAAALLLLLLLL of my information, and I am left wondering what the heck happened. They are a waste of time. Nothing more, and nothing less. Read More »

j f. posted a review

Tue, 24 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Made a mistake with these clowns, wrong contact phone number put in. A stranger getting all calls, they won't fix. Avoid them Read More »

Sherri S. posted a review

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 00:00:00 GMT

I should have read all the posting here before I completed my inquiry on LMC website. I felt a bit nervous when was asked for my SSN, but thought they needed it to give me accurate quote. Little did I know 5 seconds later, I got a call from a rude rep with LoanDepot. I was furious when I was told that they had all of my information on file, even I didnt fill an application with them. I then got more calls and emails from all other lenders. I would suggest to everyone to avoid LMC and never gi... Read More »

Seth G. posted a review

Wed, 13 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMT

There is no good reason this company receives an A+ rating on this site. LowerMyBills.com sucks you in by getting you to give them your personal information and then they sell your information to lenders who bombard you with phone calls, e-mails, etc. It's impossible to stop this because the once entered, the information is immediately sold downstream. It is impossible to contact LowerMyBills.com as they do not list a phone number on their site and do not respond to e-mail complaints. AVOID A... Read More »

beachgirl posted a review

Mon, 07 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMT

Ultimately, this company is owned by Experian, one of the three major credit reporting agencies in the US. Giving them your SSN is not the problem because Experian already has this information on you (should you have established credit within the US), but by completing LMB's online form, you're autorizing them to SELL your contact information, which is why consumers receive annoying calls and emails. LMB/Experian makes million of dollars per quarter from large broker firms to small business o... Read More »

Jeffrey M. posted a review

Tue, 01 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMT

LowerMyBills.com, well where do I start? First and foremost acquires personal information from other sources then their web site questionnaire. They use that information to conduct illegal ROBO Marketing calls. They violate Federal Privacy Statutes and Constitutional Right of Privacy. They sell the information to financial lending institutions or business who wish to rent or purchase their lists as a means of monetary support. If they have called you from one of their marketing lists please c... Read More »

Anita M. posted a review

Thu, 03 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMT

Don't even start completing the questionnaire unless you want to be bombarded with emails & phone calls. I closed my browser once I saw that they would be sending my info out to various lenders. I never accepted their terms, but within minutes of closing my web browser I started getting emails & phone calls at both my home & work. This company doesn't respond to any thing directly.. BEWARE!! Read More »

Josh H. posted a review

Wed, 29 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

As I was filling out the information, I stopped on SSN and decided to click on the BBB link at the bottom of the page. I got a warning from my computer that this sites (the BBB link at the bottom of the page) license had expired in October this year. I then clicked on all other links, and then came to BBB's real site. After reading reviews, I'm glad I didn't follow through with my request for more info. Read More »

amy m. posted a review

Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Ok, this LowerMyBills site is horrible. I went through and entered my name, email address and phone number. Then is asked...no demanded...that I enter in my SS#. I DON'T do that over the internet, so I got suspicious and searched for reviews of this website. I found this page and immediately decided not to proceed with the filling out of the forms. Unfortunately they already had enough info and sure enough not even 15 minutes later I started getting a ton of emails and phone calls ALL AT THE... Read More »

Scott M. posted a review

Sun, 12 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Terrible experience with this service. I filled out a form requesting quotes for auto insurance. Not only did I not get a comparable quote to my existing insurance but I soon began to get calls for all kinds of services; from Disney movie club (I've never heard of these guys before this), to some online college saying I requested info. Now I cannot prove that lowermybills.com sold my info to these 3rd party's - but I doubt that it's a coincidence that I started to get calls from businesses f... Read More »

Parth s. posted a review

Tue, 12 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Someone has enrolled my cellular number falsely on this website. I've been receiving non-stop phone calls and cannot differentiate between important calls or sales calls any longer. This is a work phone and so you can imagine this is crucial to communicating with my hotel staff. Please help me immediately remove my number and track where this source came from. Read More »

m p. posted a review

Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT

These people obtained my phone number illegally and gave it out with out my consent and I have been swamped with annoying phone calls for services that I did NOT want or did NOT request. Do not trust this service. Read More »

K posted a review

Thu, 17 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT

LMB opens "accounts" in your name with other web based businesses. See end of review for details. LMB boldly declares that they will provide you with comparative figures for various financial undertakings if you will simply answer a few questions. The few questions turns into a few pages. But I answered them all (on purpose, based on previous experience, I fudged some of the items that were irrelevant to what I wanted to get figures for.) Then you hit submit. Instead of getting the promise... Read More »

Edward S. posted a review

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Lower My Bills asks you for personal information which you might expect to get a quote or information your seeking (as you would gieco or esurance or progressive). Instead, your information is taken and sent to vendors\suppliers\bankers\insurers or whoever matches your search criteria. Expect phone calls from people totally unrelated to Lower My Bills looking for your business. This is bad business and I feel totally defrauded of personal information. Beware! Read More »

Luther L. posted a review

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Their website site "insisted" on a full SS#, which I finally supplied. 2 refinance companies did run credit checks, but they were in error, and I was under the impression there was to be no charge. I spent a day on the phone trying to talk to actual bodies, with some success, with the 3 different credit reporting agencies. I was surprised to see 2 charges against my account today thru a "privacymattersidentity.com" (CT). I didn't see these coming, & and that's shady business at best. As yet,... Read More »

John E. posted a review

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

This company is a scam. I discovered that it is actual part of one of the Credit Bureaus and prays on individuals who are having credit issues. When you fill out your information and read the terms and conditions, if you choose not to continue they still broadcast your credit information to companies who may or may not be credit related. I tried to opt out at the point I read the Terms and Conditions but my credit information was still sent out to credit repair firms and credit negotiators wh... Read More »

diane w. posted a review

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Somehow my cell phone number was put in my in error or by scam and they having been calling non-stop for 3 days. To no avail, with customer service they will not stop calling. I think this is a bogus company or they have really bad communication within their own company. Read More »

WilliamB F. posted a review

Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMT

In case like the BBB itself, the previous reviews have not already convinced you that this is a criminal enterprise, NOT a busssines, and NOT an Experian Co. (Check a real Experian site; they describe the scam I fell for to a 'T'.), here's my experience: I responded to an email offering low refinancing rates. INot specific, in my case) After filling in all my personal info, and twice clicking to "see my quotes", I saw instead an offer of a free credit report. When I clicked on that, I found o... Read More »

B. Edgington posted a review

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Do not give out any information to this company. They are hoping you will give them your SS number and information for marketing research and/or identity theft. I followed through with their questions and there were no offers for a loan. They denied me. At the beginning of their email ad, they offered 2% interest as a new FED rate which was activated recently. On the final page, they are offering 5.25% interest only to the customers they choose. This is my second time I got snookered and I ho... Read More »

Michael posted a review

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Do not use this company under any circumstance. Once they get you information, all of their so called clients will do an inquiry on your credit which will immediately lower your credit scores. Their lenders will then call your numbers 5 or more times a day. It is just plain harassment and they should have their license revoked and should not have a good rating here on the BBB. Michael Read More »

Frank P posted a review

Thu, 30 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMT

This company provides very little return for the customers time, information and agreement to terms of use which includes a potentially "negative" credit effect. Particularly of concern is the use of the "Experian" name credibility which was a deciding factor in my attempt to use this company and allow a credit interrogation just to garner current home refinance rate information. At the end I received "zero" information or terms which I could use to compare against other market tools. As a co... Read More »