Credit repair does work. I am a result of it. From a mid of 503 to a 790. Now not all credit repair companies are honest and do what they claim they can do. Here are some questions you can ask to see if who you are dealing with is a honest and reputable credit repair company.

How many calendar years have they been in business?

How many customers do they service each month?

Is there work done with the bureaus or with the creditors, collection companies, and courthouse's?

How many professionals do they have on staff?

Are they registered with the Secretary of State?

Are the bonded with a recognized surety company?

Are they registered with the Better Business Bureau?

Do they have references you can contact?

Do they own the building where the reside or do they lease? (You want someone who has roots planted so they wont take your money and run.)

Do they just do credit repair or is this something they do on the side? (You want someone who can concentrate on the task at hand. If the task at hand is real estate and not credit repair????????)

I hope this helps someone. Have a wonderful day and I hope everyone gets a new customer in a home today!

 

 
Posted by Sam Sams on 04/08/2008 09:44 AM   Comments (2)  
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Hi Darrell,

Great info.  Since so many people have FICO scores lowering, more than likely there will be many using services to clean up their scores and these are good tips.  Have a great day.  Michael A. Caruso
9:53am • #1
Darrell, thank for the info. There are so many scams going around these days that it had to tell the good guys from the bad ones. These questions will certainly help in the process. Thanks for posting.
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