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by John Cooper To improve your credit score can seem like an impossible task. The scoring model seems to factor in tons of information and makes it seem as if you have no control over your score. This is wrong. You can focus on a couple easy steps and develop a good credit score. 1. Remove bad credit items on your report. You must dispute the credit bureaus directly with either a dispute letter or by hiring a service to dispute them on your behalf. 2. If an item is verified then work out a

by John Cooper Improving your credit score can seem like a daunting task. The credit bureaus claim to factor in hundreds of things and you have no direct control over your score. This is wrong. You can focus on a couple easy steps and develop a good credit score. 1. Remove bad credit items on your report. You must dispute the credit bureaus directly with either a dispute letter or by hiring a service to dispute them on your behalf. 2. If you have a bad credit item verified or delinquent acco

by John Cooper If you have bad credit there is hope. You do not have to wait seven years for bad credit items to naturally fall off your credit report. The Fair Credit Reporting Act that was passed by Congress gives you the right to dispute any item on your report. This act also makes it law that if the item is not verified by the creditor then the bureau must delete it from your credit report. To dispute an item you must create a dispute letter and send it to each credit bureau. You can hire

by John Cooper Lexington Law is a credit repair firm that is headquartered out of Salt Lake, Utah. They have 22 lawyers and over 400 employees. They have been in business for 17 years and have served 1/2 million people. They will dispute bad credit items on your credit report. Is credit repair legal? Yes, credit repair is legal and your responsibility. The Fair Credit Reporting Act passed by congress gives you the right to dispute any item you feel is not accurate on your credit report. T

by John Cooper If you have bad credit there is hope. You do not have to wait seven years for bad credit items to naturally fall off your credit report. The Fair Credit Reporting Act says that you can dispute any item that you do not believe to be accurate on your credit report. It also says that any item that can not be verified must be removed from your credit. You can dispute an item through the dispute process. This is done yourself by writing a dispute letter or you can hire a service to