pay your debts.
pay your collections.
pay your charge offs.
get current on your bills.
keep less than 50% balances vs high credit limit
let time go by
2006-12-29 12:36:11
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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the best way to repair your credit is to get your hands on your credit report from all three bureaus and break down all the items and decide which you can afford to pay now. then, call the creditor and tell them that you are finally ready to pay BUT you want a letter on the creditor's letterhead that promises that once you bring the balance to zero, it will be DELETED from your credit file as if you NEVER had the account in the first place. you would be suprised at how this will work. in fact some credit card companies already do it as an incentive to get the outstanding debt paid off. It is important to know that credit repair takes time and persistence. it is not an overnight thing but it can be done.
what most people don't know about credit repair is that disputing items on your credit file that are TRUE is just as legal as pleading guilty to a crime you committed. it is your right. dispute the hell out of everything and if you can get an attorney to send the disputes in on their letterhead, it will be even more effective. it's your credit - you can do what you want. credit bureaus are NOT part of the government. they are simply private FOR-PROFIT companies. they deal with hundreds of millions of credit files and they always make mistakes.
2006-12-29 12:46:02
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answered by newcreditsolutions 1
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If you lived in GA, we could help. But other than that, why don't you search for a "sub-prime" lender in your area and ask them to recommend a credit repair program or specialist. They will all have someone that they like to use.
Taking stabs in the dark to repair your credit could result in damaging your credit further. You will receive a lot of advice from well meaning individuals. Most of it will appear to be beneficial, but sometimes doing the right thing will still hurt your credit score. No one can tell you for certain how to fix your credit until they actually see your credit report.
Best of luck.
2006-12-29 12:39:57
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answered by David 3
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First things first, pay your current obligations on time. Be determined to never be late or miss a payment. Next, read the FCRA and FDCPA and make sure you're knowledgeable about terms like "debt validation" and "cease and desist". That is your primary means of getting collection agencies to leave you alone and remove old items.
2006-12-29 12:38:16
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answer #4
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answered by Kevin K 3
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2016-12-01 07:50:28
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answered by ? 4
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There is a free step by step process that you could follow.
http://www.disputedemon.com/credit-score/improving_credit_score.html
2006-12-29 13:06:41
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answered by CreditScoreBooster 2
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Time passing while paying debts on time.
Time
Time
Time
Good Luck
2006-12-29 12:37:57
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answered by mcdaid36 2
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pay your outstanding debt.
2006-12-29 12:38:43
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answered by Anonymous
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