@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Duly noted--Another clarification I needed.
Did you send goodwill letters in yourself for our own profile--or, did you simply have to wait (all while being a responsible credit user)?.
Not sure what you mean?
You would write up a goodwill letter unique to your situation. Meaning, your letter has to make the reader feel for you. You want it to bring tears to their eyes, you want that letter to be powerful as your begging for forgiveness.
Do some reading before you do anything. If you just send a run of the mill goodwill letter that you found on line that thousands of others used because they didn't make the time to write their own and the responses from the creditors were a BIG FAT NO.
At one time, I had more derogatory and delinquent accounts it would make you spin like a top.
With a lot of time and effort, I had every single derogatory and baddie deleted without the worry of them ever reappearing. Including judgements.
I paid everyone and then spent months cleaning my files until perfection.
Late's were the easiest for me. Write your own letters as I said, and make them cry.
