Erase Bad Credit

[Tavares Cambell]

Hello group, what's the buzz word tonight?

Does anybody know about credit repair?

I'm a new member here would like to share ideas.

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Erase Bad Credit

[Credit Expert]

You must dispute the questionable negative items with Equifax, Trans-Union and Experian. Disputes should be mailed direct to the 3 major credit bureaus and likely will not fix all of the problems right away but may help improve the credit reports over time, with some persistence. The process often must be repeated several times and even then, there is no guarantee that the credit bureaus will delete the items you disputed no matter what you do.

You can take it to a creditor level by demanding validation or even take it to a Federal Level by filing complaints with the FTC and State Attorney General.

If you are looking for a top rated credit improvement service, give me a call or visit my website http://www.CreditAgenda.com for more information. I have deleted every type of negative item under the sun many times over including bankruptcies, judgments, collection accounts, student loans, bad debt, inquiries, conflicting personal information, identity theft, mixed credit files, inaccuracies and outdated information.

Here are some recent examples of actual deletions from Experian, TransUnion and Equifax: http://creditagenda.com/results.html NOTICE THE DATES!!

As of today's date, what you are seeing is a cross section of actual client results. Of course we blurred the personal information to protect the privacy of my clients, but you can obviously see that we are capable of erasing bad credit. The results are not consistently perfect, because there is no exact science to this. Everyone has different credit problems and the credit bureaus are extremely difficult to deal with (especially as a consumer trying to repair your credit on your own) but it is possible if you don't give up, like us.

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Who says you can't erase bad credit? I can.

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[creditguider]

1:Pay all of your bills on time. Late payments (payments that are 30 days late or more) have a negative effect on your credit rating.

2:Reduce the number of credit cards you carry. Write to your creditors to request that they close your accounts and report this status change to all three credit-reporting agencies.

3:Avoid bankruptcies, tax liens (a lien for not paying state or federal income taxes or property taxes) and collections. A bankruptcy stays on your credit report for up to 10 years. Collection accounts and paid tax liens stay on for seven years, and unpaid tax liens will haunt you forever.

4:Request in writing that your creditors reduce the credit limits on your accounts to lower your amount of available credit. The total amount of available credit is considered by lenders even if you owe nothing.

5:Ask a family member or friend to co-sign on a small loan or credit card to help you re-establish credit. Make your payments on time.

6:Get a secured credit card to help reestablish your credit. You will have to keep a designated amount of money in an account that will be sufficient to cover your charges. Make payments on time.
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