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The TRUTH About Creating
An Alternate Credit File
-by Terry Price
(C) Copyright Terry Price
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What if I told you there was a way you could solve
all your bad credit
problems overnight by creating a brand new credit file in 24hrs - would
you be
interested? And what if I told you this program was 100%
legal and even
backed by the federal government - would that sound too good to be true?
Well... you're right. It is too good to
be true but these types of ads
are now surfacing again after the Federal Trade Commission launched
"Operation New ID Bad Idea" over 8 years ago. This operation
targeted
(and took down) over 50 credit repair organizations and companies
selling
consumers both pamphlets and services giving them a brand new credit
file
under the pretense it was 100% legal and in some cases even claimed it
to be
a "government sponsored" program!
The con was simple. Companies would
target consumers with bad credit
and offer to create a brand new credit file for them by substituting an
Employer Identification Number (EIN) for their Social Security Number
(SSN)
along with a new address. EIN's were obtained from the
Internal Revenue
Service on behalf of the consumer. With the EIN and a new address the
companies would either have the consumer apply for credit with the "new
information" or the company would apply for them. When the
creditor would run
the application it would automatically create a new credit file because
the
computer would be unable to find the consumer in the database due to
the new
address and SSN.
While there is some dispute among privacy experts
as to whether or not
this is legal, the FTC's actions at the time were not up for
debate. Companies
were advertising and luring in consumers in order to have them falsify
credit applications by providing new information such as their address
and
SSN in order to obtain credit. This was a direct violation of
the Truth in
Lending Act (TILA) and worse yet, the companies were advertising to
consumers
that this was 100% legal and in some cases claiming it was a government
sponsored program. As you'll hear me say often "In reality,
nothing could be
further from the truth".
Privacy experts will argue that using an EIN or 9
digit PIN (simply a
made up number) in place of ones' SSN is completely legal since
creditors are
on shaky ground asking for your SSN in the first place. In
regards to the
truth in lending act they will argue that one has to exhibit "an intent
to
defraud" a creditor. My question "Is concealing
ones' adverse credit history
intent in itself?" While I am not an Attorney on the matter
of credit law I
can conclude that if a consumer was to create an alternate credit file
using
the EIN or PIN method they better be darn sure they never have a problem
paying their bills. If they do, they most likely would find
themselves in a
courtroom with a case involving credit fraud. Which brings me
to my next
topic.
How To Create An
Alternate Credit File Legally
Most consumers are unaware that in addition to
consumer credit reports,
both Experian and Equifax own and operate business credit reporting
services. By creating a business credit profile a consumer
can now
create an alternate credit file legally. While some creditors
such as
residential utility companies will not allow you to use business credit
in
place of personal credit, we have had numerous clients who have
successfully
used business credit to obtain credit cards, automotive leases and
loans.
This technique (although controversial) can be very effective when done
properly.
The basics of building business credit involve 1.)
Setting up the
proper structure for your business (i.e. Corporation, LLC,
etc.). 2.)
Obtaining an EIN as well as a DUNS number (Dunn and
Bradstreet). 3.)
Borrow and/or buy products and services from vendors who reports to
business
credit reporting agencies such as Experian, Equifax and Dunn &
Bradstreet. While building business credit requires time just
like personal
credit, don't get discouraged. Remember, when you set out to begin
building your business credit you are starting with a clean
slate. This is
when it becomes imperative that one learn from the mistakes of their
past.
Remember, in the credit world those who do not learn from their past are
(inevitably) doomed to repeat it.
In a few days we'll talk about:
"Five Things Every Married Person Should
Know BEFORE Signing Any Credit
Application!"
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The "CREDIT SECRETS BIBLE" has been in
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Consumer Publishing Group.
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Facts You Should Know BEFORE Considering Credit Counseling
or Debt Consolidation.
-by Terry Price
(C) Copyright Terry Price
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There is one topic which every time I write about it seems to generate
some hate mail while at the same time spawning a flurry of wonderful praise
from consumers. Of course, the hate mail is always from a few people that
happen to own these "certain types" of businesses I discussed and those
businesses of course are Credit Counseling or Debt Consolidation
companies; of which many "claim" to be non-profit organizations.
You'd almost have to be an ostrich with your head stuck in the sand to not
see or hear at least one advertisement a day from a Credit Counseling or Debt
Consolidation Company. However, you can expect this to change and change
soon. Since this is a topic which tends to "stir up" the owners of these
businesses, I am going to take a different approach by NOT sharing my
opinion, but rather, the opinion of others. I will start with the news
media and the Internal Revenue Service:
"(NPR News, May 15, 2006). The Internal Revenue Service is revoking
the tax exempt status of some of the largest credit counseling agencies in
the country. An IRS investigation disclosed that the firms solicited
business from people seriously in debt and that they didn't provide counseling
or consumer education, as required.
Prodded in part by a congressional oversight committee and consumer
advocates, the IRS began investigating dozens of credit counseling agencies --
most holding non-profit status -- two years ago. IRS Commissioner Mark
Everson says the companies "poisoned an entire sector of the charitable
community."
Everson says in many instances, companies were organized merely to
funnel business to loosely affiliated for-profit companies. Many of the firms
spend millions of dollars on commercials that urge anyone with debt
to call them to solve their financial woes. And because tax-exempt
organizations are not bound by the federal do-not call list, the firms
were able to randomly call consumers, pitching their services under the guise
of a non-profit counseling service.
The IRS investigations are also likely to affect consumers, thanks to a
new bankruptcy law that requires consumers considering bankruptcy to get
counseling before they are allowed to file. The IRS wants to ensure that only
legitimate non-profit agencies are doing the counseling. In addition to
the actions announced Monday, the IRS is sending more than 700 compliance
letters to the rest of the credit counseling industry (END)."
Since almost all Credit Counseling and Debt Consolidation companies claim
a non-profit status, I feel most consumers are easily sucked in with
their skepticism and defenses at bay. After all, when most of us hear the
word "non-profit" the first thing we usually think of is a church or
homeless shelter.
From the NPR article and the actions of the IRS, I think it's fair
to assume that many of these "non-profit" organizations have been
operating under a scenario similar to that of a wolf guarding a hen house.
However, this doesn't mean all credit counseling and debt consolidation
companies are bad but... you do need to know the truth about how they operate
and their limitations.
The first thing you want to understand is these companies are ALL
more interested in making money off you than they are in preserving your credit
rating. The bottom line with either credit counseling or debt consolidation
is that it absolutely ruins your credit. I can just hear the companies
arguing this with a consumer right now, telling them nonsense like "It helps
your credit since it tells creditors that you're working on your situation
and not just running away from it." Listen... if one these places tells you
that than watch out. Why? Because they will lie to you about other things
as well!
One of the first actions these programs usually requires you to do is
for you to CLOSE all your revolving credit accounts. You then make
payments to the organization and they take care of everything for you. What
this says to all your creditors (as well as anyone considering giving you
credit) is that you are so out of control with your finances that you
can't even manage paying everyone back on your own. Therefore, you're hiring
someone else to do it for you!
99% of the time these companies will claim they can negotiate with your
creditors and get interest rates reduced thereby saving you money.
While this is true, what's also true is you can easily negotiate these same
rates as well as they can by just calling your creditors yourself. You'd
be amazed at how many of your creditors would love to hear from you (especially
when the chips are down!). Not too mention, any money the counseling
company was to save you would more than likely be sucked back up by their
monthly fees (usually around $500 to $1,000 per year).
This brings us into a whole other dynamic of their business model.
Because these companies always make their money off of monthly fees paid by
the consumer, the longer they can keep those monthly fees coming in the more
profitable their business will be. It's for this reason that most
consumers who sign up with these companies usually find themselves on
payment plans with the lowest monthly payment possible (which turns out to
also be the LONGEST payment plan as well). Not surprising is it?
Am I against Credit Counseling and Debt Consolidation companies?
Absolutely not. After all, there are millions of people in America who will
never be able to manage their finances. Credit to them is a destructive
addiction much like alcohol or drugs and they will never be able to control
it. Instead, it will always control them. We've all seen these people.
Every time they are extended credit shortly thereafter they are in
financial trouble (usually blaming it on some external factor). For these
people I think these credit and debt counseling programs can be a good thing
(as a ruined credit report is not a hindrance to them but actually an
asset). It keeps them out of future financial trouble by forcing them to
live their lives on a "cash and carry" basis; which is ultimately conducive to
a better standard of living down the road.
On the other hand. If you're good with your finances and have control
with credit but went through some type of hardship beyond your control in the
past (i.e. divorce, job loss etc); then the services of these companies will
never be for you. You will do far better and preserve your credit rating
by taking matters into your own hands. Reason being is that you understand
your credit rating is a powerful tool that can help you move ahead faster,
help others and help yourself as well as create the life you want. It all
comes down to self management. We all know that those who cannot manage
themselves will ultimately be managed by others. Credit is no different.
When you learn to manage it well, you are the master and it is the servant.
If you care about your credit and want to benefit from it in the future,
then you will never rely on a credit or debt counseling service to help you get
out of any trouble you find yourself in. Instead, you'll look inward and
get yourself out while preserving your credit rating the best you can. Credit
and debt counseling is for people who are "ok" with throwing their credit
rating in the trash so they can have "someone else" manage their payments
for them (since they are unable to manage them themselves). And again, as
far as negotiating interest rates, you can do just as good as them or better.
If you don't believe me just call any of your creditors and straight out tell
them your situation. You will quickly find you don't need to be afraid of
them. They just want to get paid like the rest of us.
In a few days we'll be talking about...
"The Truth About Creating an Alternate
Credit File"
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The "CREDIT SECRETS BIBLE" has been in
print since 1994 and is published by
Consumer Publishing Group.
For more information on the "CREDIT
SECRETS BIBLE" you may visit:
http://www.urlfreeze.com/DDFreeze/CreditSecretsBible/
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Insider
Techniques To Raise Your Credit Score... FAST!
-by Terry Price
(C) Copyright Terry Price
All Rights Reserved
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If there is one question I'm asked by consumers more than any other
about
credit, it's this "What's the fastest way to raise my credit
score?". My
response is always the same "How much do you want to raise it?"
If you wish to increase your score from 580 to 650 then your strategy
will
be very different from someone wanting to go from 670 to 725.
Why? Because
you starting point is different which requires a different
approach. Also, while
the removal of negative items from a report will almost always lead to
an
increase in score, it's a basic concept at best. Therefore,
within this article,
we'll discuss somewhat inside techniques known by very few (since this
is what
our company specializes in publishing).
In relation to just removing negative items, these are techniques which
you
can use even if you have NO derogatory information on your credit
report.
We'll start with the most overlooked strategy first and that's your...
DEBT to CREDIT RATIO: The most fraudulent belief I've been hearing for
over 15 years is "I have excellent credit, I pay all my bills off in
full every month!"
This is a false belief for one to buy into and understanding
your debt to credit
ratio holds the key to getting your "credit mindset" right.
Your debt to credit ratio is your ratio of debt to total available
credit you have
been extended (revolving accounts only). For
example. If you have $10,000
in total unsecured revolving credit accounts and you're currently in
debt $2500,
then your debt to credit ratio is 25%. Since the main way
lenders make money
is by charging interest, one of the elements of the credit scoring
model is driven
by your ability to maintain balances and pay over time. This
shows your true (long
term) credit worthiness which is most profitable to lenders since they
make money
primarily via interest and not annual fees.
Over the years we've discovered without question that carrying the
proper debt to
credit ratio will boost your score faster than paying off your bills in
full each month.
I have argued with the Better Business Bureau on this topic for and
they still disagree
(despite my sending them proof from Fair Isaacs own website
www.MyFico.com
the organization which invented the credit scoring software
used by credit bureaus).
Of course, what do you do if you're like most Americans and your debt
to credit
ratio is too high? For example. You have $10,000 in unsecured
revolving accounts
but you owe $8500, thereby giving you an 85% debt to credit ratio. How
can you
bring it down without selling everything you own? The answer
is simple and takes
us to the next technique which is...
SUB-PRIME MERCHANDISE
CARDS: The single most cost effective (and
powerful) tool for consumers to increase their high credit limit and
decrease their
debt to credit ratio is the use of Sub-Prime Merchandise Cards which
report to one
of more of the major credit bureaus.
Unfortunately, despite their immense benefits, these are the most
misunderstood
cards in the credit industry. A large portion of the
misunderstanding is due to marketers
misrepresenting the cards and the growing number of companies promoting
them.
When you learn how they work one quickly understands why they have been
the subject
of much misrepresentation.
A Sub-Prime Merchandise Card is nothing more than a card attached to a
line of credit
which allows you to buy merchandise from a specific vendor (usually the
company that
sold you the card). The merchandise (in most cases) will be
purchased through a catalog
or online mall.
Where the problem arises is that the cards are marketed almost
exclusively to the sub prime
market via email, telemarketing and direct mail etc. The
reason for this is they can advertise
almost irresistible offers like "$5,000 Credit Card...
GUARANTEED! No Credit Check!
NO Cosigner! You cannot be turned down!" or "Unsecured
$10,000 Credit Line!
Everyone Approved!". I'm sure you get the idea...
While there are many companies which do this and are a "shady at best",
there are a few
which do it legitimately and it's the best kept secret to build your
credit and build it fast.
Here's how it works: the company approves anyone with a pulse
(literally) and gives them
a card for $2,500 to $12,500 with NO credit check and NO
cosigner. However, the card
is only good for merchandise through their website or catalogs and the
consumer is required
to put down a deposit on whatever they purchase. After the
deposit is paid, the remaining
balance is financed on the card.
For example. A person buys $1,000 worth of
merchandise. Their deposit is $300 so they
then finance $700 on their merchandise card and make payments.
Sound like a scam?
If you say "Yes" like most people then you're missing the point... big
time.
With a legitimate Sub-Prime Merchandise Card your credit line WILL be
reported to at
least one major credit bureau (or more). This means if you
get a $5,000 card and you finance
$500, on your credit report it will look like any other credit card and
will do three extremely
important things for you.
1.) It will increase your current "High Credit Limit" by $5,000 almost
overnight as the
account "looks" like any other unsecured revolving account.
2.) By carrying a small outstanding balance it will positively impact
your credit report by
building and showing potential lenders your credit worthiness.
3.) With a good payment history you are virtually guaranteed
to receive "legitimate" pre-approved
credit offers in the future due to other lenders renting your name from
the credit bureaus.
This technique is hard to beat for both cost and
effectiveness. Of course, the whole key is
knowing exactly which cards report to the credit bureau and offer the
best rates. The only
thing more effective is...
PIGGYBACKING:Despite its' virtually unlimited potential, piggybacking is not used by
nearly as many consumers as it should be. It's easy,
effective, and extremely fast. Unfortunately,
it's mostly used among parents and siblings while those who can really
benefit stay in the dark.
How it works. Almost every credit card or credit account will
allow the primary account
holder to add on (at a later date) what's known as an "Authorized User"
or "Secondary Account
Holder". In most cases, when this is done, the entire account
history (retroactively) gets
posted to the authorized users credit report regardless of their
current age or credit history!
For example. If it's a credit card with a $10,000 limit which
has been paid as agreed
for the last 10 years, then that complete history will be posted to the
authorized users' credit
report. I once saw a clients' credit report who used this
technique with his mother. He
was only 24 at the time and he had a $15,000 Gold credit card on his
report with history
going back 11 years! I laughed as I thought to myself that
this kid would have had to be
approved when he was 13 years old for this account to be his!
As you can see, this strategy is usually only used by parents and their
children and in most
cases with no regard to the benefits the children are reaping credit
wise! In fact, in recent
years, due to its' effectiveness, this technique has led individuals
with excellent credit scores
to "rent out" authorized user accounts on one or even multiple credit
cards in return for a fee!
I once recall seeing an ad in USA TODAY for just such an
opportunity. Like most good
credit loopholes, I'm sure this methods' days are numbered much like
what may be the case with...
ADVANCED CREDIT PROFILING:This is a strategy while not complex, can be taken
to very complex levels. Even in its' most basic form, it's
taken advantage of by very, very few. It
involves intentionally building your credit report in a way which
creates a "profile" that closely fits the
criteria of most lenders (as well as the overall credit scoring
system). Again, this is a technique
which can be used in a myriad of complex ways, but for simplicity I
will explain it in its' most
basic form.
While many consumers will boast when they have 10, 20, 30 or even 50
thousand dollars worth
of credit cards on their report, many of these same people do NOT have
even one mortgage,
automotive loan or lease, equipment loan or a even a line of credit
with a local bank or credit union.
These other forms of credit create a much more well rounded credit
profile for the consumer.
This is achieved by showing greater credit account diversity and
experience with multiple types of
credit due to the various lines held.
For example. A person with $50K in credit cards does not
represent near the credit experience
as a person with the same $50K along with a mortgage, an automotive
loan and an equipment lease.
We have clients who have financed vehicles not because they had to (or
even wanted to) but
because they "needed to" in order to create a credit profile that would
position them in the future
to secure the lowest possible rate on a mortgage when they applied and
needed it.
More complex forms of Advance Credit Profiling involve one subscribing
to affluent or semi-affluent
business and professional publications and organizations.
These would include magazines,
newsletters, trade journals and national associations. The
goal is to get ones name into the databases
of these publications and organizations. Why? To
get on highly targeted lists in order to receive
select credit offers.
Marketers of credit offers have found that simply renting names of
consumers from the credit
bureaus does not provide enough information about the person as a
credit risk anymore.
Therefore, it is speculated that many will rent a list from the credit
bureau and then cross-reference
this list against another list they have secured from a consumer source
such as an affluent business
or professional publication, trade journal or organization.
By crossing the two lists together the marketers find the names
contained on both lists. This in
turn provides them with one highly refined and targeted list to mail
their offer to. This results in
shortening the process of securing a new quality account holder thus
lower the overall account
acquisition cost of new accounts.
When a consumer learns how to intentionally put themselves into these
databases to wind up on
these refined lists, the credit building process is sped up
exponentially. Of course, many would
call this "highly speculative" but we have undeniable experience that
it works.
DEPOSIT LOAN PROGRAMS:This is a technique so unbelievable that I myself proclaimed
it had to be a scam before researching the facts. It allows
the consumer (or business) to have a
$25,000 to $250,000 loan appear on their credit report as "Paid as
Agreed" by way of very
creative financing. This method is extremely effective and
not within the budget of most ($750 to
$7,500 upfront). Also, because this technique takes advantage
of certain banking laws, I have
reason to believe it could be made unavailable at any time if those
banking laws were to change.
This method can be used with consumer credit files on SSN's as well as
business and corporate
credit files done on TIN's as well as Dunn and Bradstreet.
In the end, all of us need to remember that today our credit score is
more important than it has
ever been in the history of the credit reporting system. While credit
miracles don't happen overnight,
you can create your own credit miracles by applying simple insider
strategies consistently over time.
Before you know it, you're a proud member of the 700 Club.
The "700 Plus Credit Score"
club that is!
In the next segment we'll talk about...
"Facts Consumers Should
Know BEFORE
Using A Credit Counseling
Service!"
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The "CREDIT SECRETS BIBLE" has been in
print since 1994 and is published by
Consumer Publishing Group.
For more information on the "CREDIT
SECRETS BIBLE" you may visit:
http://www.urlfreeze.com/DDFreeze/CreditSecretsBible/
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Is Your Credit Score Costing You A Fortune?
-by Terry Price
(C) Copyright Terry Price
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While some surveys show that
9 out of 10 consumers are
unaware what their credit
score is, I'd like to quickly
share with you how your
credit score could be costing
you a fortune (in more ways
than you can imagine).
We all know a low credit score
will make everything in the
world of finance more
expensive
because of higher interests rates
from lenders due to being
considered
a greater credit
risk (i.e. higher interest rates
on cars, homes and credit cards).
While this may be considered
common knowledge by some, it's
truly devastating
effects are
understood by few.
For example. If you purchase a
$200,000 home on a 30 year fixed
mortgage at 8%
interest instead
of 6% (because of your credit score);
that 2% is going to end up
costing
you a total of $96,934.11 over the
term of the loan. Now, think about
how
many extra years you'll have
to work to pay off $96,934.11
because of an extra 2%
in interest?
The part few people talk about is all
the other areas in life where a low
score will
increase your cost of living
on an annual basis. For example.
In addition to paying
more for a car,
home and credit cards, a low credit
score will most likely have you
paying
more for the following as well:
1.) AUTO INSURANCE. As many as
92% of the 100 largest personal
automobile
insurers use credit
information to underwrite new
business, according to a 2001
study
by Conning& Co., an insurance-research
and asset-management firm.
2.) HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE. It's
thought many insurance companies
see a
correlation between low credit
scores and increased property insurance
claims.
Therefore, a lowscore will
result in a higher rates.
3.) LIFE and HEALTH INSURANCE.
Customers who are unable to pay their
monthly
insurance premium thereby
pass along that increased cost to the
insurance company
whose stuck with
the bill (resulting in a loss for the
company). Since customers
who pay
without lapse are more profitable it
is felt by many that a low credit score
now even affects a monthly life and/or
health insurance premium negatively.
One of the more shocking areas where
a low credit score will you cost you
is in
the area of employment. It's estimated
as many as 42% of employers now do
credit checks on applicants before
hiring
them (according to a 1998 survey by
the
Society for Human Resource
Management).
While many employers claim they only
do it to verify information on your
application
(such as where you live and
where you have worked etc.) we can
both assume
they are taking the liberty
to have a peek at how you handle your
financial affairs
as well. According
to the
Public Research Interest Group (PIRG) as
many as 79%
all credit reports contain
errors, 25% of which are serious enough
to cause the
denial of credit (according
to a 2004 report).
And that's all the more troubling in
light of the increasing impact a bad
credit
report can have, says Ed
Mierzwinski, director of PIRG's
consumer program. "It's
outrageous
that the credit bureaus are claiming
their scores are accurate enough to
take people's lives and screw with
them like this".
In the next segment we'll be talking
about something very, very exciting.
It's called...
"Insider Techniques to Raise
Your Credit Score... FAST!"
See you in a couple days...
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The "CREDIT SECRETS BIBLE" has been in
print since 1994 and is published by
Consumer Publishing Group.
For more information on the "CREDIT
SECRETS BIBLE" you may visit:
http://www.urlfreeze.com/DDFreeze/CreditSecretsBible/
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The TRUTH About Credit Repair...
-by Terry Price
(C) Copyright Terry Price
All Rights Reserved
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Have you ever wondered what companies send you when they claim you can erase
bad credit overnight? How about those ads that say you can get any major credit
card without a deposit or a credit check?
Ads abound almost everywhere these days (online and off) selling books, systems
and secrets to help you fix your credit. Many of these programs have claims which
read like the covers of supermarket tabloids:
"In 3hrs my credit score jumped from 580 to 676!"...
"Erase bad credit and smash your debts with just 2 Magic Letters!".
Are these types of claims ALWAYS too good to be true? The answer is
"Yes and... no".
While many people would love for you to believe the only thing that can fix bad credit
is time; in reality... nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is, time is only
one factor which can fix a credit report, but it's a far cry from being the only factor.
How can I back this up? Easy.
Under a consumer protection law known as the Fair Credit Reporting Act
(a.k.a. the FCRA) the only negative information which can remain on your credit report
is not what is accurate... but what can be proved as accurate under the FCRA. What's
this mean to you?
It means any negative item on your credit report can only remain there if it is accurate
and CAN BE PROVED AS SUCH under the guidelines of the FCRA. This undisputable fact presents consumers with both good news and bad news.
The good news is that through the FCRA your credit score can most likely be improved dramatically in a very short period of time with only a modest amount of effort on
your part.
The bad news is that while the actual "work" will take very little of your time, it is vital
that you have good information on "how" to go about it. This is the bad news; 9 out
of 10 courses on restoring your credit will do nothing more than lead you into snake
pits because they will provide you with what the industry refers to as "Boiler Plate"
dispute letters. These are nothing more than form letters and... quite frankly (more
bad news) the Credit Bureaus and Creditors will laugh at you if you try to use them.
While I agree with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that "Anything a Credit Repair
Clinic can do for you legally, you can do for yourself at little or not cost"... the key
element you need for success is the latest inside techniques and procedures to get the
results you want. This involves strategies such as "Proof of Contract", "Constructive
Notice", "Challenge of Procedure" or "Restrictive Endorsement" and many others.
All these terms may "sound" impressive but they are really quite simple. In the end, it is nothing more than a method of communication which exercises your consumer protection
rights, gets the results you want and raises your credit score. Even more impressive,
once you learn how simple it can be by doing it for yourself, you will find there is a
fortune to be made doing it for others! Either way, it all starts by requesting a free
copy of your credit report here:
http://www.AnnualCreditReport.com
In the next segment we'll talk about:
"Is Your Credit Score Costing
You A Fortune?"
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