Citi Credit score offer

I just did this offer on freeipodshuffle.com. It's great! I found out what was on my credit report and everything. I was looking for something like this and now I can get credit on a site for checking it out. ) It says it should credit in 5-7 days.

What all do you need to do for the offer?

You need to sign up for the 30 day trial. You will need to provide credit card information and social security number.

It is definitely an easy offer to do. I did it also. I haven't yet received credit. That was probably on thursday. So we'll see when this credits... Hopefully soon... I can't wait to place my mac order.

That's what I don't like about the offers mostly being credit card offers. That sounded like a good offer but I would rather than buy an iPod than give someone my social security number online. That's just me though. At least it worked for you!

[quote145fcedb3d="cyberpunk243"]That's what I don't like about the offers mostly being credit card offers. That sounded like a good offer but I would rather than buy an iPod than give someone my social security number online. That's just me though. At least it worked for you![/quote145fcedb3d]

Ordinarily I would entirely agree. But this is a 100% reputable company, and all the private data was sent SSL. 128-Bit SSL is more secure than writing your SSN down on an application paper. And if you have any Citi credit cards, they already have your SSN anyways.

Good point. I will consider it from now on when asked to do a trade. It sounds a lot cheaper than having to spend 40 bucks for doing inkblvd!

i tried to do it and it dies on the 2nd security verification question ( always (

[quotebc69e276cb="kyks17"]i tried to do it and it dies on the 2nd security verification question ( always ([/quotebc69e276cb]

I contacted FreePay about this, and it seems they fixed it. it had something to do with frames. now when i try to do it, it tells me that they can't verify my information (before even getting to security verification). stupid citi.

I also would prefer not to enter my SSN.

[quote88748f7ce3="Archon810"][quote88748f7ce3="kyks17"]i tried to do it and it dies on the 2nd security verification question ( always ([/quote88748f7ce3]

I contacted FreePay about this, and it seems they fixed it. it had something to do with frames. now when i try to do it, it tells me that they can't verify my information (before even getting to security verification). stupid citi.[/quote88748f7ce3]

hmm ill give it another shot when i get home, i just tried last night tho -\

I got a citi card online through freepay. I should get a report now. Why would you worry about Citi having ur SSN? They are a giant company lol.

I think it's safe to say that all credit checks require SSN. If you decide to do it through Freepay or not. If you're too scared, lock your SSN card in a bank safe and move on. )

[quotedeab08a283="kyks17"][quotedeab08a283="Archon810"][quotedeab08a283="kyks17"]i tried to do it and it dies on the 2nd security verification question ( always ([/quotedeab08a283]

I contacted FreePay about this, and it seems they fixed it. it had something to do with frames. now when i try to do it, it tells me that they can't verify my information (before even getting to security verification). stupid citi.[/quotedeab08a283]

hmm ill give it another shot when i get home, i just tried last night tho -\[/quotedeab08a283]

blah! same friggin problem! and this time they said my cc was rejected...the same cc i tried with b4 O_o and it has tons of room O_o tried a diff cc and it died on ques 2 again. if i complete the verification over the phone do u think freepay will give me credit?

I got credit for this offer today.

[quoteb81bbaba3f="Drummer16161616"]I got a citi card online through freepay. I should get a report now. Why would you worry about Citi having ur SSN? They are a giant company lol.[/quoteb81bbaba3f]

haha. Some wise words. "Why worry? They are a giant company."

[quote7ffdd2aad8="Veek"]I think it's safe to say that all credit checks require SSN. If you decide to do it through Freepay or not. If you're too scared, lock your SSN card in a bank safe and move on. )[/quote7ffdd2aad8]

I know, I was just saying personally for me that it I am a little apprehensive to give out my social security number. Although, citi is a well-respected bank and they go through SSL then I have more faith doing that. I'm not going to go give my number out to anyone just to complete an offer. I wish they had to physically get my card for people to steal my identity and screw me over but unfortunately they only need that number.

I was just speaking from personal opinion, do it if you want, I don't care at all. roll