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What's bad about credit cards? |
What are monthly and annual fee? Do I have to pay those amounts every month and year despite paying my credit card transactions on time?
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How to you pay for things on ebay? |
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How can a person rebuild his/her credit? |
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What is a good credit card to start out with if you want to build your credit? |
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Where is a good site to apply for a credit card or get info on a credit card? |
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Credit cards: Are the card companies required to send a monthly statement? I only get one when I'm past due. |
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What is better on my credit score? |
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Does parents credit affect their children's credit? |
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Debt consolidation , how it works ? |
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Poor credit rating please help? |
im in urgent need of 8000 dollars, where would i be able to obtain a loan quickly and that would accept poor credit ratings? Additional Details i dont mind paying a higher interest rate, ... |
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Do i qualify for the car i want? |
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Hows long does a judgement against me stay on my credit report after it has been paid off? |
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Can a creditor call me or my parents over my boyfriend's truck payments? |
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Pre-paid Credit card? |
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the need to know | Is it possible to have your credit cleared, All bad stuff and bankruptcys too? |
Can you pay a firm to remove this stuff? Is there anyone who has done this? |
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echo
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If the information that is being reported is not yours, you can and should have it removed
If the information is yours but is reported with inaccuracies, you do have the right to dispute it. When you dispute it and it is not corrected within the time required it legally must be removed.
If the information is yours and is being reported with no inaccuracies, there is not much you can do.
As far as paying someone to do it for you - don't. Do it yourself.
Many of those credit repair organizations (CRO's) are underhanded and the FTC and states are working hard in going after them for their sleazy tactics.
You might do some reading in the links I have provided in my profile on here. To the FCRA, etc. Also check out the last link and learn, for free, how to repair your credit yourself. |
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Pravda
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No, all you can do is learn how to not to damage your credit in the future. |
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Vengeance_is_mine
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this all depends on where you live and how they keep their records. If it on your ID, Social security number then unless you get a new one you are generally stuffed. However if like in the UK you get bad credit you can move address and after a couple of years your reputation is repaired presuming your creditors don't find you first. Its quite interesting in Spain the debt is also on your address and inherited by the person who buys the property. |
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Steve P
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No. Only inaccuracies can be removed. An other info you get is wrong. See www.ftc.gov |
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TedEx
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You'll pay them lots of money to write a letter to the credit bureau telling them nothing they don't already know or care about.
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But don''t just take my word for it. call the better business bureau, or a loan supervisor at a bank and ask them for their opinion. |
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SPIFIMAN1
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No you can not.
I quote from the 2007 Edition of the Consumer Action Handbook "Several credit repair companies advertise that they can erase bad credit for a hefty fee. Don't believe them".
Nothing can be removed from your credit report that is not untrue period. |
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beauty s
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no, u have to pay it and when paid in full u can ask for it to be removed.. |
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vivian416
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There's no such thing as credit repair. They advertise services like this everywhere. No one can legally remove accurate and timely negative information from a credit report. |
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lilpuppy6
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You can have all those things removed if they were recorded on your credit file by mistake, and doesn't belong to you.
But if they do belong to you, you just wait 12 years AFTER the last negative credit you created, they will all drop off.
If you can't wait that long, (why would you) then you need to start cleaning it up, no way around this.
It's really not that hard to do, and takes ALOT less time than11-12 years.
Good luck. |
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luisa_mapacha
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No. It is impossible.
Anyone who claims to be able to do this is breaking the law. They tell you to use a new address and your tax ID # to set up a new credit account, which is fradulent and you could spend time in jail. |
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