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Tag Archives: Thirty Days
How Do Debt Collection Accounts Get Recorded on My Credit Report?
Tony Banks asked: Collection accounts end up on your credit report as a result of an unpaid credit account. For example a credit card, once it’s past due will read as “past due” on your credit report. It will read … Continue reading
How to Dispute Negative Items on My Credit Report
Tony Banks asked: The first step in the dispute process would be to take a good long look at your credit report so that you can list all the negative items that need to be disputed. Keep in mind that … Continue reading
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How To Fix My Credit Report
Hyder Khan asked: A lot of companies out there tout the claim that they can “fix your credit report legally” these days. But what does that actually mean? What does it mean to say they can “fix” your credit report … Continue reading
Credit Fix Now Tips – How to Start Boosting Your Own Credit Report Score
Darin Sewell asked: I need a credit fix now! That phrase is often muttered by people who have just been turned down for financing or a much needed loan due to their bad credit score. If you are one of … Continue reading
Which Credit Repair Services Do I Need?
Marc Chase asked: If you’re thinking about fixing your credit, you’re going to have to know which solutions will best suit the challenges you’re facing. Every credit situation is different, and what works to resolve one problem, may not work … Continue reading