Posted by: Alan in Credit Repair, tags: Anyone, Business, Credit, Does, Have, Just, Licensed, Operate, Repair, Suggestions
I don’t want to be one of those companies that take the money and disappear. I truly want to help people learn the things it took me a long time to learn and then give them the choice of whether they want to do it themselves or hire me to write all the letters and make all the phone calls.
DON’T BELIEVE ANYONE WHO TELLS YOU THEY CAN GET ALL NEGATIVE ENTRIES REMOVED IMMEDIATELY, WITH NO MONEY FROM YOUR POCKETS!!! It’s just impossible! It took you years to get your credit in the state it’s in so it will take some time and money to get the items deleted.
I’ve got the qualifications – A Masters Degree in Economics and Finance, A Bachelor’s Degree in Economics, a Certificate in Credit Reporting, and a license from the State of Maine for Credit Repair. Please help me learn how to use these tools.
I work from home because I broke my neck in a car accident and can’t handle a 9-5 job. My brain still in excellent works so help me get started. If you have questions just e-mail me. Thanks
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I have a high credit score (over 700) & several credit cards I am not using & want to cancel so that I carry just two. I know that canceling these cards would lower my available credit & thus my credit score. In about a year I plot to buy a new car. Would my score recover by then? I am current in all my bills & pay off my monthly balances on time.
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I need to build my credit again and plotting on getting a secured credit card. My credit score now is 550 so i want to raise it up to 700+. Just curious as to how long will it take to build my score up again? How much points does a person gain in a month? Thanks.
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Posted by: Alan in Credit Repair, tags: Accounts, Already, Anyone, Company, Credit, Does, Know, Repair, Reported, Reputable
What I want to know is how to clean up my credit report of items that have already been placed there.
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Posted by: Alan in Credit Score, tags: Accounts, Affect, Card, Close, Companies, Credit, Does, Warning, Without, Your
I received a letter in the mail from Juniper (iTunes Rewards) stating that they have closed my credit card account due to inactivity. I opened the account about 18 months ago and have never really used it. Can they close my account just like that without any warning? How should I handle the situation? (Is there anything I can even do?)
Also, I know that closing credit card accounts lowers your credit score. Does anyone know how much mine will be affected?
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