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 How can you get something taken off of your credit report that has been there longer than 7 years?
I have recently been turned down for a mortgage b/c of a credit card that has resurfaced and it has been charged off for over 7 years. I need to get it removed ASAP so that I can start my home ...


 Why would bank of america lower a credit card limit when there has never been a late payment

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No. There were no recent large purchases. I'm never late on ANY payment that I have. I really pay attentiont o my bills....


 Need help on a credit card financial issue please!?
If you have a credit card maxed out at 10k dollars, would it be best to get a loan, pay it off and close the account then pay off the loan? Or pay off the credit card? Only reason im asking is ...


 When you get your credit history checked, what information it gives about you?
Sorry for a stupid question, but I am new to this. When someone checks your credit history, can he see exactly what you are paying for {in case of a bad history what you didn't pay for} or he ...


 What's the best way to improve my credit?
I don't know what my score is but at one time I had amassed about $4000 in debt. I've paid it all off but I was late abunch of time and had three credit cards go into collection. I know ...


 Help! Help! I want to obtain good credit but I am confused?
I have an outstanding account with Capital One that reaches it's seven year mark in 2009. I want to pay it off but I get mixed reviews. I consuted a credit consolidation and a bank that tells me ...


 Why are young people jumping in over their heads?
Has things changed since I was a kid in the 60's and 70's so much that kids are running to get credit cards before they have steady jobs? Are their parents in the same shape?...


 I was careless with my credit in my youth, is there any hope?
When I was in college (1999-2003) I messed up, BIG TIME. I used credit cards like free money, quit paying my bills, I made a big mess of my credit.

Now that I'm an adult, graduated ...


 Getting a private loan. Need some help?
I have lil income from last year(1600) but I make good money now its all online tho. I tryed to get a student loan thats private, but my school only does federal and does not accept other private ...


 What's the best credit card brand to get?
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 What do I do about my friend?
A couple of months ago, my friend used my information for what she said was 'co-signing' a loan for her, since she didn't have the credit rating to be able to get it on her own, and ...


 What is the cheapest way to send money??
Without the person having to go out of the hospital (so banks and post offices is a no)...

Then again is there a way of sending the money to the hospital with out the fear of them getting ...


 Requesting debt in collection be removed from credit report?
I was told by a mortgage company that I can request that a debt in collections be removed from my credit report without having yet paid the entire debt. I do make monthly payments and would like to ...


 What is the statue of limitaions on collection debts?
I have justed received a statement for a bill that was owed in 1997 , I called to dispute the bill which is not mine , however they said my social security number matched . How do you even dispute ...


 Is there any way i can get a truley free credit report with out joining anything?
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 Credit One Bank Credit Card--why are they telling me i applied..?
okay so i js got a letter from credit one bank and it says thank you for your recent application for a Credit One BAnk credit card. BUT the thing is i'm pretty sure i did not apply for one and ...


 Can anyone tell me of a credit card company that is assured to issue you a card,regardless of your finance.?
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 Please help finacial matter?
recently i became ill i make good money i was just out of work for 3 weeks. i have got way behind on my bills. were i work we are held a month behind, so now i will not get a check untill jan 18th ...


 By doing a survey for a company , I won a package deal from etourandtravel.com. They wanted payment by credit?
card over the phone saying I had to pay right away for this trip I had two years to take. I told him I had to consult with my husband and to contact me again. When he called again I told him that I ...


 Can my bank account be frozen by a collection agency without being notified?
Right now they are just calling, but I do not answer. They sometimes leave messages to call back or they leave no message at all. If they can freeze it at this point of the collection process what ...



wblueyesinvt35
Is this company legit or a scam?
I have pretty bad credit from when i was married im trying to build my credit.I have a score of 546 i know kinda crappy but this takes time.I applied for a loan through safenet financial the guy called me last night and said i could get a loan for 5000 that is there lowest they have for 160 a month to pay back for 5 years but its a collateral loan and i have to give them 800 dollars up front that covers my first 5 payments and i dont have a payment for 5 months.That almost sounds like a scam.
                     
 




Luis C
Why dont you work whit your credit to get better interest and less debt ? Here you can find some informa=================================...
Insider Techniques To Raise
Your Credit Score... FAST!

-by Terry Price

(C) Copyright Terry Price
All Rights Reserved

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If there is one question I'm asked by
consumers more than any other about
credit, it's this "What's the fastest
way to raise my credit score?". My
response is always the same "How much
do you want to raise it?"

If you wish to increase your score
from 580 to 650 then your strategy will
be very different from someone wanting
to go from 670 to 725. Why? Because
you starting point is different which
requires a different approach. Also,
while the removal of negative items
from a report will almost always lead
to an increase in score, it's a basic
concept at best. Therefore, within
this article, we'll discuss somewhat
inside techniques known by very few
(since this is what our company
specializes in publishing).

In relation to just removing negative
items, these are techniques which you
can use even if you have NO derogatory
information on your credit report.
We'll start with the most overlooked
strategy first and that's your...

DEBT to CREDIT RATIO: The most
fraudulent belief I've been hearing for
over 15 years is "I have excellent
credit, I pay all my bills off in full
every month!" This is a false belief
for one to buy into and understanding
your debt to credit ratio holds the key
to getting your "credit mindset" right.

Your debt to credit ratio is your
ratio of debt to total available credit
you have been extended (revolving
accounts only). For example. If you
have $10,000 in total unsecured
revolving credit accounts and you're
currently in debt $2500, then your debt
to credit ratio is 25%. Since the main
way lenders make money is by charging
interest, one of the elements of the
credit scoring model is driven by your
ability to maintain balances and pay
over time. This shows your true (long
term) credit worthiness which is most
profitable to lenders since they make
money primarily via interest and not
annual fees.

Over the years we've discovered
without question that carrying the
proper debt to credit ratio will boost
your score faster than paying off your
bills in full each month. I have
argued with the Better Business Bureau
on this topic for and they still
disagree (despite my sending them proof
from Fair Isaacs own website
www.MyFico.com the organization which
invented the credit scoring software
used by credit bureaus).

Of course, what do you do if you're
like most Americans and your debt to
credit ratio is too high? For example.
You have $10,000 in unsecured revolving
accounts but you owe $8500, thereby
giving you an 85% debt to credit ratio.
How can you bring it down without
selling everything you own? The answer
is simple and takes us to the next
technique which is...

SUB-PRIME MERCHANDISE CARDS: The
single most cost effective (and
powerful) tool for consumers to
increase their high credit limit and
decrease their debt to credit ratio is
the use of Sub-Prime Merchandise Cards
which report to one of more of the
major credit bureaus.

Unfortunately, despite their immense
benefits, these are the most
misunderstood cards in the credit
industry. A large portion of the
misunderstanding is due to marketers
misrepresenting the cards and the
growing number of companies promoting
them. When you learn how they work one
quickly understands why they have been
the subject of much misrepresentation.

A Sub-Prime Merchandise Card is
nothing more than a card attached to a
line of credit which allows you to buy
merchandise from a specific vendor
(usually the company that sold you the
card). The merchandise (in most cases)
will be purchased through a catalog or
online mall.

Where the problem arises is that the
cards are marketed almost exclusively
to the sub prime market via email,
telemarketing and direct mail etc. The
reason for this is they can advertise
almost irresistible offers like "$5,000
Credit Card... GUARANTEED! No Credit
Check! NO Cosigner! You cannot be
turned down!" or "Unsecured $10,000
Credit Line! Everyone Approved!". I'm
sure you get the idea...

While there are many companies which
do this and are a "shady at best",
there are a few which do it
legitimately and it's the best kept
secret to build your credit and build
it fast.

Here's how it works: the company
approves anyone with a pulse
(literally) and gives them a card for
$2,500 to $12,500 with NO credit check
and NO cosigner. However, the card is
only good for merchandise through their
website or catalogs and the consumer is
required to put down a deposit on
whatever they purchase. After the
deposit is paid, the remaining balance
is financed on the card.

For example. A person buys $1,000
worth of merchandise. Their deposit is
$300 so they then finance $700 on their
merchandise card and make payments.
Sound like a scam? If you say "Yes"
like most people then you're missing
the point... big time.

With a legitimate Sub-Prime
Merchandise Card your credit line WILL
be reported to at least one major
credit bureau (or more). This means if
you get a $5,000 card and you finance
$500, on your credit report it will
look like any other credit card and
will do three extremely important
things for you.

1.) It will increase your current
"High Credit Limit" by $5,000 almost
overnight as the account "looks" like
any other unsecured revolving account.

2.) By carrying a small outstanding
balance it will positively impact your
credit report by building and showing
potential lenders your credit
worthiness.

3.) With a good payment history you
are virtually guaranteed to receive
"legitimate" pre-approved credit offers
in the future due to other lenders
renting your name from the credit
bureaus.

This technique is hard to beat for
both cost and effectiveness. Of
course, the whole key is knowing
exactly which cards report to the
credit bureau and offer the best rates.
The only thing more effective is...

PIGGYBACKING: Despite its' virtually
unlimited potential, piggybacking is
not used by nearly as many consumers as
it should be. It's easy, effective,
and extremely fast. Unfortunately,
it's mostly used among parents and
siblings while those who can really
benefit stay in the dark.

How it works. Almost every credit
card or credit account will allow the
primary account holder to add on (at a
later date) what's known as an
"Authorized User" or "Secondary Account
Holder". In most cases, when this is
done, the entire account history
(retroactively) gets posted to the
authorized users credit report
regardless of their current age or
credit history!

For example. If it's a credit card
with a $10,000 limit which has been
paid as agreed for the last 10 years,
then that complete history will be
posted to the authorized users' credit
report. I once saw a clients' credit
report who used this technique with his
mother. He was only 24 at the time and
he had a $15,000 Gold credit card on
his report with history going back 11
years! I laughed as I thought to
myself that this kid would have had to
be approved when he was 13 years old
for this account to be his!

As you can see, this strategy is
usually only used by parents and their
children and in most cases with no
regard to the benefits the children are
reaping credit wise! In fact, in
recent years, due to its'
effectiveness, this technique has led
individuals with excellent credit
scores to "rent out" authorized user
accounts on one or even multiple credit
cards in return for a fee! I once
recall seeing an ad in USA TODAY for
just such an opportunity. Like most
good credit loopholes, I'm sure this
methods' days are numbered much like
what may be the case with...

ADVANCED CREDIT PROFILING: This is a
strategy while not complex, can be
taken to very complex levels. Even in
its' most basic form, it's taken
advantage of by very, very few. It
involves intentionally building your
credit report in a way which creates a
"profile" that closely fits the
criteria of most lenders (as well as
the overall credit scoring system).
Again, this is a technique which can be
used in a myriad of complex ways, but
for simplicity I will explain it in
its' most basic form.

While many consumers will boast when
they have 10, 20, 30 or even 50
thousand dollars worth of credit cards
on their report, many of these same
people do NOT have even one mortgage,
automotive loan or lease, equipment
loan or a even a line of credit with a
local bank or credit union. These
other forms of credit create a much
more well rounded credit profile for
the consumer. This is achieved by
showing greater credit account
diversity and experience with multiple
types of credit due to the various
lines held.

For example. A person with $50K in
credit cards does not represent near
the credit experience as a person with
the same $50K along with a mortgage, an
automotive loan and an equipment lease.
We have clients who have financed
vehicles not because they had to (or
even wanted to) but because they
"needed to" in order to create a credit
profile that would position them in the
future to secure the lowest possible
rate on a mortgage when they applied
and needed it.

More complex forms of Advance Credit
Profiling involve one subscribing to
affluent or semi-affluent business and
professional publications and
organizations. These would include
magazines, newsletters, trade journals
and national associations. The goal is
to get ones name into the databases of
these publications and organizations.
Why? To get on highly targeted lists
in order to receive select credit
offers.

Marketers of credit offers have found
that simply renting names of consumers
from the credit bureaus does not
provide enough information about the
person as a credit risk anymore.
Therefore, it is speculated that many
will rent a list from the credit bureau
and then cross-reference this list
against another list they have secured
from a consumer source such as an
affluent business or professional
publication, trade journal or
organization.

By crossing the two lists together the
marketers find the names contained on
both lists. This in turn provides them
with one highly refined and targeted
list to mail their offer to. This
results in shortening the process of
securing a new quality account holder
thus lower the overall account
acquisition cost of new accounts.

When a consumer learns how to
intentionally put themselves into these
databases to wind up on these refined
lists, the credit building process is
sped up exponentially. Of course, many
would call this "highly speculative"
but we have undeniable experience that
it works.

DEPOSIT LOAN PROGRAMS: This is a
technique so unbelievable that I myself
proclaimed it had to be a scam before
researching the facts. It allows the
consumer (or business) to have a
$25,000 to $250,000 loan appear on
their credit report as "Paid as Agreed"
by way of very creative financing.
This method is extremely effective and
not within the budget of most ($750 to
$7,500 upfront). Also, because this
technique takes advantage of certain
banking laws, I have reason to believe
it could be made unavailable at any
time if those banking laws were to
change. This method can be used with
consumer credit files on SSN's as well
as business and corporate credit files
done on TIN's as well as Dunn and
Bradstreet.

In the end, all of us need to remember
that today our credit score is more
important than it has ever been in the
history of the credit reporting system.
While credit miracles don't happen
overnight, you can create your own
credit miracles by applying simple
insider strategies consistently over
time. Before you know it, you're a
proud member of the 700 Club. The "700
Plus Credit Score" club that is!

In the next segment we'll talk about...

"Facts Consumers Should Know BEFORE
Using A Credit Counseling Service!"

======================================...
Terry Price is the founder of Consumer
Education Group which publishes the
Credit Secrets Bible (in print since
1994).

For more information on the CREDIT
SECRETS BIBLE you may visit:

http://gaby1221.niesong.hop.clickbank.net
======================================...

tion that can help you !


dexter
Rating
sounds fishy


D.C
Rating
IT IS. If you have 800.00 to give them, spend it on your other bill's. Soon your credit will be better without others taking your money for nothing.


David B
Rating
"almost?' Call the cops.


clgirl
why would a legitimate loan company want you to pay anything upfront? sounds like a scam


SPIFIMAN1
Rating
Report them to the better business bureau. And do not send them a dime.


GrnEyedBandita
go to www.bbbonline.org and check the company out


duster
Having to pay any money at all up front, to get a loan sounds fishey to me.I would stay away from them, and mail a letter to the B.B.B, and have them check into it.


roy_glen2003
Most deals like that is a scam, be careful and dont get suckered in by them and you would be paying almost double for the loan. If you send them 800,00 up front, you may never hear from them again nor the money they were to loan you.


mood goddess
Its a total scam. You aren't required to give ANYONE money on a loan, not even a mortgage (with 100% financing). Go to a legitimate bank, they may be able to help.


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