Leave your credit repair to the experts
We clean up your credit and raise your credit scores
✓ Late Payments
✓ Collections
✓ Charge-offs
✓ Bankruptcies
✓ Repossessions
✓ Foreclosure
✓ Tax Liens
✓ Identity Fraud
✓ Student Loan
✓ Judgments
✓ Child Support
✓ …and more.
Our Premium Credit Repair Service
Our premium credit repair service removes inquiries, late payments, collections, charge offs and student loans for only $299.99 with payment options. Public records such as bankruptcies are charged based on each file.
With our credit repair process each credit file is analyzed and proprietary dispute letters are prepared in your behalf. During this Phase 1 repair service you will be contacted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau who will investigate your claims and give results via mail within 30 Days.
This premium credit repair service will show you initial results in 30 days with a minimum 60%-100% removal of negative items throughout our phase 1 dispute system while Inquiries on closed accounts can be removed in a week.
Any items that are not removed during our Phase 1 repair service will be disputed again with our Phase 2 system that will take the credit bureaus to small claims court and eliminate the creditors who retain any physical evidence.
Let’s say you started today:
→ You’ll receive access to your online account.
→ The next business day you’ll receive your welcome call and we’ll review your credit.
→ You’ll see your credit reports and starting credit scores from all three credit bureaus.
→ You’ll start seeing credit improvements in less than 60 days.
→ You’ll visibly see your credit report turn into a better credit report throughout the service!
Three Ways We Fix Your Credit
Remove Inquiries
One additional credit inquiry will take less than 5 points off their FICO Scores
Remove Negative Item
We help you clean up credit report errors, dispute inaccurate negative entries, and handle creditor negotiations.
Tradelines
For each account you have, there is a separate tradeline, which includes information about the creditor and the debt.
Inquiries
How Do Inquiries Impact Your Credit Score?
If you’re in financial distress, repeated attempts to get financing can impact your credit score by 50 points or more, resulting in:
- Higher interest rates
- Lower loan amounts
- Shorter repayment terms
- If you can even qualify for an approved loan or credit card.
According to myFico, “The impact from applying for credit will vary from person to person based on their unique credit histories. For most people, one additional credit inquiry will take less than 5 points off their FICO Scores.”
What if we could help you get those inquiries removed … forever?
Many companies offer inquiry removal services, charging as much as $2,000 to attempt to remove inquiries from your credit file, typically in 30 to 45 days.
Our inquiry removal service clients see results within 1-2 weeks.
Remove Negative Item
We can help you remove the following:
✓ Late Payments
✓ Collections
✓ Charge-offs
✓ Bankruptcies
✓ Repossessions
✓ Foreclosure
✓ Tax Liens
✓ Identity Fraud
✓ Student Loan
✓ Judgments
✓ Child Support
✓ …and more.
Tradelines
What is a tradeline on your credit report?
A tradeline is a term used by credit reporting agencies to describe credit accounts listed on your credit report. For each account you have, there is a separate tradeline, which includes information about the creditor and the debt.
How does a tradeline work?
Buying tradelines is done through a third-party service for a fee, and prices can reach into the thousands of dollars.( is based on the value of the tradeline} Once you purchase the tradeline, it will typically remain on your credit report as an open account for a short period, after which you’ll be removed from the credit card account.
How do I get a tradeline on my credit?
In order for you to add tradelines to your credit report, you must be added as an authorized user prior to the statement date. To understand how long it takes to add tradelines to your credit report, you must be familiar with two concepts: 1) statement dates and 2) report dates.
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