Credit “repair” services can be helpful, and they can also make things worse; just like your car and a mechanic. I would sure rather pay someone to fix my car than do it myself and make mistakes, if that person knows what they’re doing and not selling me a load of BS. There’s a good article on choosing a repair company you might want to check out at. Enjoy.

yes, they do work, but you need to do your own research and decide on what one to work with. Some of those companies haven’t been in business 20+ years because they’re universal failures. You can research them by calling the company you are thinking of using and asking them for references. Granted, you can repair your credit yourself too so make sure to research aspect as well.

?redit repair work?d fine to fix my credit. They disputed and removed lots of bad items from my credit report. I used this service – freecreditreport.sinfree.net

Do it yourself & Do some research. Most of this stuff you can do on your own and save a lot more money.

Yes; they work; it is best to sign with one that is a non-profit, offers a money back guarantee, and does not charge you each and every month–these firms usually try to milk you for as many months as possible to maximize their revenue.

ABSOLUTELY YES YES YES!!!! My best friend got a Bankruptcy removed, I got 9 collections accounts removed, My wife got a $17,232 debt deleted because of false reporting by the bank. A GOOD repair service is GREAT, a crappy repair service is DEVISTATING. Look at THEY ARE AWESOME!!!!!

I wouldn’t pay someone else to do a job that you could do yourself. It might take a little time and a little patience on your part, but keep at it until those creditors get the stuff removed from your report. If you recently paid things off, you need to wait at least two months for it to be updated on your report. Now, your collections and stuff wont just dissapear from your credit report, but the creditors should update them to show that they have been paid in full. so wait to months, get a copy of your report, and see if there are things that still show as debt you owe. If you have already paid it, contact the creditor and ask them to update it as paid. If they still havent updated in another month or so, then contact the credit reporting agencies, transunion, equifax and experian and do a dispute on everything that hasnt been updated as current and paid in full. good luck.

No matter which one you use check with the BBB not only in your state but the state they have their main headquaters at. Also google them as well. If anything bad comes up any of these will show up. A BBB rating in one state does not mean that they have a good rating in another. I found that out when researching them for my daughter.

No, they do not. They make things worse. I would just make sure your reports of updated to paid in full or settled. They are a scam.