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Here’s what consumers have asked with answers from Truthfinder.com staff and previous consumers.
No, Not that I know of. Some of the companies will let you have some one looked up and only pay for using the website for a week and as soon as you read all the info. You cancel right away and then they do not keep charging you month after month.Its worth it to look at many companies to find the best package for you without a lot of add ons you do not need.
Best answer is to get a "virtual" credit card like CitiCards and limit the amount to a one-time payment and the minimum 2 month time limit. I know this doesn't cancel it, but for the next time you do something questionable. Truthfinder is about as dishonest as it gets. They allow you to give them a rating before you look at your report, but I did not see anything for AFTER you see the pathetic report they provide. To me that is crooked.
