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Credit Repair Fix

Iv'e heard they send letters but how can I learn aboutit to do this for myself and my friends and family? Iv'e heard they send letters but how can I learn aboutit to do this for myself and my friends and family?

Ok, I can see that I am going to have to dispell the myths about credit restoration.

A site I've used for info in the past ...

http://debt.knowledged.info/credit_card.html

Hope it all works out

I was referred by Wells Fargo Bank to a credit repair specialist to fix negative items on my credit report?

I am wondering if anyone has done this and has it worked? Do the items truely stay off your report? He is wanting his fee upfront and I've read that you shouldn't have to pay until services are completed. Is this true as well? I'm confused because Wells Fargo referred me and I want to think it is reputable otherwise why would they ask me if I wanted these services? Any advice would be extremely helpful! Thank You!

Forget it. You will be out even more money. Use the funds to pay your debts. They promise nothing, do little and yes the problem MAY disappear a cyle and end up righ back on the reports.

Iam trying to fix my credit can i trust a credit repair place to fix my credit?

Do credit repair places realy fix your credit or is it easy to just start paying the debiters off

Before you thow your money away on a credit repair company, read this: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/credit/repair.shtm

Get a copy of your credit report (AnnualCreditReport.com) and start work on cleaning up the negatives. Start with the newest derogatory item and work back to the oldest. The older the item, the less impact. If something is close to the 7 year mark, you may want to just let it age off.

If you have single entry items like cell phone, medical, and utility bills, you should negotiate a pay for delete settlement. This will help your score. It doesn't work as well for regularly reported items like credit cards. Collection agencies can only remove what they report. The original creditor's charge off remains.

If the debt is over 3 years old, offer 25%; 2 or 3 years old, offer 50%; less than 2, offer 75%. Lump sum gets the best deals. Payment plans have to be short term. Get any settlement agreement in writing and keep it, along with your payment proof, forever. Do not give collectors direct access to your bank account.

Remember that paying old debt won't raise your score unless you get the item deleted. In fact, paying old debt will initially lower your score. When you pay, it becomes a current transaction and counts more in the calculation of your score. However, creditors look at your whole report and paid old debt always looks better.

You will still need at least 24 months of consistent, on time payment history to see your score improve.

Do credit repair companies really help fix your credit?

I know that I can dispute and correct items myself. But I'm wondering if I would get better results if I paid someone to do it.Has anyone had good results?

Anything they can do you can do yourself. They charge alot of money are not very successsful, and often when they do manage to get something off down the road if it is later proven that it actually does belong there it goes right back on. The FTC has a warning about these kind of companies.

What are some websites on how i can repair or fix my credit score? What are some websites on how i can repair or fix my credit score?

I do not know how much your score can be rasied but this will defeinitely help you out. i went to http://offur.com/fixcredit , a totally free service that helps you raise your credit and create a plan to keep it up. its pretty helpful.

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