
FAQS
We’ll give you three reasons: 1. Experience. We’ve been in the credit repair industry for over a decade. Before credit repair, we worked for one of the largest debt collection agencies in the nation, giving us very unique insight into the businesses we challenge on your behalf. No one can fight for you like us because no one understands the competition like we do. 2. We understand that happy customers leads to referrals; the better we do, the more customers we get, and the more our business grows. Most credit repair companies don’t understand this simple concept – they try to make a quick buck without much effort, leaving their clients with broken promises and poor results. 3. It may not seem like it, but credit repair is fulfilling work. The gratitude we receive on a daily basis from lives we’ve affected is a feeling that’s hard to get anywhere else. This is all to say, we understand our work is important–life changing for many of our clients–and we treat it with the appropriate level of respect and urgency it demands.
Many people tend to think credit repair is irrelevant until they need it. But it is always better to start improving your credit now than waiting until you need to apply for a loan. Having a subpar score will limit you from competitive interest rates on loans, which can add up to thousands of dollars over the course of the loan. When you compare the price of credit repair to a higher interest rate on a 30-year mortgage loan, it is easy to understand why credit repair is worth it.
The Bureaus are what we call Credit (or Consumer) Reporting Agencies. They’re privately held companies (just like McDonalds or Walmart) that sell your personal and financial information in the form of “credit reports” to businesses who use that information to make an educated decision on whether or not to lend to you. Due to shady practices by these companies in the past, and the ever-growing importance of credit in the lives of Americans, the government created laws to empower consumers to defend themselves from misrepresentation. Unfortunately, even with these laws in place, the processes to challenge these entities and the information they report about you can be very complex and time-consuming.
