Questions You Should Ask a Credit Repairer (Part 5)*

Should I use one of those national companies advertised on the Internet or television? Not really. What you are looking for is quality not the size of a business. Let me give you an example. In the early 2000’s one of my duties as a collection supervisor was to answer letters from credit repair companies.

One national company was known for doing illegal things to fix people’s credit. I had written proof they were breaking the law. They were fined many times. They still are in business today. Although I have read on the Internet that they still break the law, I have no direct proof of this.

Due to technology, I am able to help anyone in America with their credit repair issues. Many large or national companies charge more because of their overhead. Things like hardship letters, calling creditors and collection firms, doing budgets, income and expenses analysis and credit report analysis can be done by any qualified credit repairer. In most cases, things like judgments and garnishments which can vary from state to state can be handled without an attorney.

Although we are based in Michigan, if you are in another state and want to use our services, we would be glad to assist you. You can call us at 313-744-5977. Send us an email to [email protected] if you want to discuss your situation.