Rene C. Alexander asked:
Looking for credit information you’ll find that there are a few programs on how to repair credit reports. With the different programs come slightly different tactics to dispute accounts and more importantly what to do when you meet with failure. When I started to work on my credit I meet with a lot of no’s along the way. I was disputing my accounts and it was completely useless. I didn’t know how to go about it and as soon as I received the denial letter, I was facing a wall. Not knowing what step to take after that and simply getting frustrated.
The reason I say disputing is useless is that many of us try to learn how to repair credit reports from limited information. Yes, we read online how disputing has success. What we don’t always get are the different reasons and tactics there are to disputing. If you’re like me, I initially thought disputing was simply denying the account or the amount, something, and waiting the 30 day expecting them to not comply within that window. I know better now.
There is more to disputing. When I learned how to repair my credit report using the dispute letters, I realized that there is a sequence of questions you can ask, validation to request from the creditor or collection companies. Violations of ones rights are also a good way to have collection companies remove derogatory accounts. All this adds up to a wealth of knowledge about credit.
Picking up information from various sources gave me the understanding I needed to make my dispute letters effective and better yet more options. Now when I receive a letter denying my request, I have a new question to ask and another possible way to have the item removed.
Of course, there’s more to it than just write a letter and wait 30 days! If it were that easy, there would be no need for credit repair companies or manuals on how to repair credit reports. For me it was the understanding of the different credit laws that are in place to protect consumers that helped me take my credit to a higher score.
Katie
Looking for credit information you’ll find that there are a few programs on how to repair credit reports. With the different programs come slightly different tactics to dispute accounts and more importantly what to do when you meet with failure. When I started to work on my credit I meet with a lot of no’s along the way. I was disputing my accounts and it was completely useless. I didn’t know how to go about it and as soon as I received the denial letter, I was facing a wall. Not knowing what step to take after that and simply getting frustrated.
The reason I say disputing is useless is that many of us try to learn how to repair credit reports from limited information. Yes, we read online how disputing has success. What we don’t always get are the different reasons and tactics there are to disputing. If you’re like me, I initially thought disputing was simply denying the account or the amount, something, and waiting the 30 day expecting them to not comply within that window. I know better now.
There is more to disputing. When I learned how to repair my credit report using the dispute letters, I realized that there is a sequence of questions you can ask, validation to request from the creditor or collection companies. Violations of ones rights are also a good way to have collection companies remove derogatory accounts. All this adds up to a wealth of knowledge about credit.
Picking up information from various sources gave me the understanding I needed to make my dispute letters effective and better yet more options. Now when I receive a letter denying my request, I have a new question to ask and another possible way to have the item removed.
Of course, there’s more to it than just write a letter and wait 30 days! If it were that easy, there would be no need for credit repair companies or manuals on how to repair credit reports. For me it was the understanding of the different credit laws that are in place to protect consumers that helped me take my credit to a higher score.
Katie









