Credit Advice

I never heard of a free trial period for your "Free" credit scores and report?  The AnnualCreditReport.com site provides you with a free credit bureau report from each of the three major credit bureaus.  If you dispute an item or have been denied, you can request an updated report.  It is suggested to create a userID / Password to access the site at any time.  Your question is looking for the easiest to "cancel", so I'm not sure what type of site you're looking for.

This site is always free.  And, unless you opt in for some additional service on quizzle, that is always free.  You can update your credit score here once per day, no strings attached.  And, on quizzle, you get a credit score and report update twice per year (or is it three times per year)? Annualcreditreport.com is the official place (and only place) where you can get your credit reports from each of the three bureaus once per year for free.  Anything beyond that is something for which you opted in and decided you wanted to pay for. These are the only sites where I know you can get free information about your credit without it being a trial period.  There may be more out there, but I am unaware of them.

Occassionally, MyFico.com offeres free trials, but you have to actively look for them.  When they have it, it is 7 days and in 30 seconds, you can cancel on line WITHOUT talking to a rep trying to upsell you or keep you as a consumer.  I use MyFico once a year when the free trial comes out.  MyFico is your one and only "true" Fair Issac score, but Credit Karma is only about 3 point off from that of my MyFico   that's my two cents :)