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Is efaq a Scam and How to Cancel the Monthly Subscription?
Is efaq a Scam and How to Cancel the Monthly Subscription?

A lot of online users have reported that eFAQ (efaq.com) is tied to a deceptive subscription model. Customers frequently report paying a small trial fee (e.g., $1) for an IQ test or public records report, only to be silently enrolled in recurring monthly charges (usually around $25) without clear consent.

How to Stop the Monthly Charges

Users are lured in with a low-cost, one-time offer but the fine print automatically enrolls them in a monthly membership.

If you noticed a charge from EFAQCOM on your credit card or bank statement, it’s most likely related to an active eFAQ membership or a recent public records report purchase through their platform.

If you’re unsure about the charge or no longer wish to be subscribed, you can cancel your membership here.

Some of the descriptors you might see on your billing statement include:

  • EFAQCOM
  • EFAQ.COM
  • EFAQ
  • EFAQ*MEMBERSHIP

If the company ignores your refund requests, contact your bank or credit card company immediately. Report the recurring charges as unauthorized and request a new card number to block future attempts.

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