It seems like they want to make money, ( they being Experian, XXXX, XXXX ), and do not reveal the credit score without a payment. Additionally, they offer options for disputing incorrect information, adding them to a cart ( beyond archaic from a technology standpoint ), and then tell you they ca n't dispute them -- more roadblocks to people learning what is being kept about them on file. Lastly, one offered all the ability to dispute, and once clicking on that action, it locked the account and said I now need to call a number, undoubtedly a maze of deflection of lack of staffing a call center. I work in technology and can tell you this is not only a ridiculously inept implementation of an online service, but so much so that it feels deliberate, and only something a monopoly or someone with guaranteed business can get away with. As a company in charge of incredibly personal information, this is entirely negligent and careless, and additionally, opportunistic where it should only act as an agency of record. None of them should be allowed to handle such information, or be able to operate in this country. 
