Frequently Asked Questions About

30 Days To A Better Credit Report

Question Number 1. Can you really improve your credit report in 30 days?

Answer: Yes, you can! The Fair Credit Reporting Act allows the credit bureaus, (Trans Union, Equifax, and Experian) 30 days to investigate disputes you've filed with them. If at the end of their investigation they cannot verify the accuracy of information you've disputed, the credit bureau must delete the information from your credit report.

Question Number 2. What makes the information in your book different from other books on credit repair.

Answer: Honestly, a lot of companies, especially those on the web are merely selling information. They've never been involved with credit repair. On the other hand, I've been involved in credit repair and real estate since 1988. I've helped more people than I can remember with their credit. Because of my assistance hundreds of families have been able to purchase homes.

Question Number 3. Is the process really as easy as you say it is? Do I ever have to call the credit bureaus?

Answer: The procedure is very simple. The letters in my book will do all the work for you. All you have to do is enter your information into the letters and mail them. In about 30 to 35 days you will receive a copy of your updated credit report showing you the accounts that were removed from your credit report.

Question Number 4. What's the average time it takes to fully repair a typical credit report?

Answer: Well there's really no such thing as a typical credit report. Everyone's situation is different. On average though after 1 month of using 30 Days To A Better Credit Report you will see a significant improvement in your credit report -- with dramatic improvement being evident in 3 months. Keep in mind your credit didn't go bad over night, so it may take some time. Just keep using my book and you will restore your credit.

Question Number 5. I've tried disputing bad credit on my credit reports before and they bureaus stopped responding. Does your book give any advice on what to do when this happens.

Answer: Yes, this is actually a common problem and there's a specific letter in the book designed to address it

Question Number 6: I'm divorced now, but my spouse ruined my credit while we were married. Does your book address these issues and or explain how to

Answer: Yes it does. Once again this happens very often and I've included a specific letter to address this as well.