CourtRec com
CourtRec com Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
CourtRec com has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Pros: easy to access records. Cons: chat ignores aspects of customer complaints, multiple fraudulent charges reported. Recent recommendation: Buyer Beware.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check CourtRec com reviews before subscribing or using membership services.
- Monitor bank statements closely for unexpected bi-monthly billing or subscription fees.
- Document chat transcripts when contacting customer service for refunds.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring complaint: fraudulent charges including repeated $20 bi-monthly fees and smaller $5 and $7 charges.
- Customer complaints about billing, slow refunds, and customer service ignoring multiple charges.
- Difficulty locating a physical address for the business.
Positive Feedback
Users note easy access to records.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
CourtRec com has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Pros: easy to access records. Cons: chat ignores aspects of customer complaints, multiple fraudulent charges reported. Recent recommendation: Buyer Beware.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check CourtRec com reviews before subscribing or using membership services.
- Monitor bank statements closely for unexpected bi-monthly billing or subscription fees.
- Document chat transcripts when contacting customer service for refunds.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring complaint: fraudulent charges including repeated $20 bi-monthly fees and smaller $5 and $7 charges.
- Customer complaints about billing, slow refunds, and customer service ignoring multiple charges.
- Difficulty locating a physical address for the business.
Positive Feedback
Users note easy access to records.
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Vashon, Washington
Fraudulent Bi-Monthly Charges For Over 4 Months
- - Biweekly $20 charges since Jan 2026.
- - Fraud totals $168; one $20 charge reimbursed.
- - Bank declined removal; attempts to close; chat showed only $20.
Repeatedly charged $20.00 every two weeks since Jan 2026, attempted to close account several times since the multiple charges started. There have also been several $5.00 and a $7.00 charge.
To date, fraudulent charges are at $168.00; and reimbursed one of the $20.00 charges.
Contacted my bank about the fraudulent charges in January, they declined to wipe the charges or pursue it further at that time.
This time I have better proof for the bank with the chat agent saying (per chat transcript) the fee was only $20.00; they have totally ignored the fact there were multiple charges, which I mentioned a couple times in the chat session.
I'm taking that, with several reviews mentioning bi-monthly charges to the BBB (Better Business Bureau), then my bank today.
I could not find any physical address but will do a search on who owns the website (WHOIS & ICANN).
Courtrec.com and courtrec.net have the same customer service phone number (per reverse number lookup).
- Easy to access records
- Multiple fraudulent charges
- Cs chat ignores certain aspects of customer complaints
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Buyer Beware
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