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The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?

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The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?

Hello,

 

Has anyone seen this?

 

Now here is the secret that I have seen presented at least twice at really high priced seminars presented by very successful multi-millionaires.  The law states that the info on your credit report MUST be 100% correct.  But there is a conflicting privacy law that forces them to redact most of your account information.  This turns account number 123456789 into xxxxxx789.  Because of the conflict of these two laws it has created a loophole that millionaires walk through.  It allows them to dispute that the information is not 100% correct and MUST be deleted.

 

They simply send a letter to the credit agency that says something like this.  “Hello my name is John Doe, and I am writing to clarify an item on my credit report.  My SSN is 111-11-1111.  You have listed an account with account number xxxxxx789.  This account number does not match the number that is on my statements from MegaBux Bank.  Because the information about this account is not accurate I ask that you remove it ASAP as the law requires.”    

 

Please comment on the validity and accuracy of this "secret" Thank you.

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gdale6
Moderator Emeritus

Re: The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?


@Anonymous wrote:

Hello,

 

Has anyone seen this?

 

Now here is the secret that I have seen presented at least twice at really high priced seminars presented by very successful multi-millionaires.  The law states that the info on your credit report MUST be 100% correct.  But there is a conflicting privacy law that forces them to redact most of your account information.  This turns account number 123456789 into xxxxxx789.  Because of the conflict of these two laws it has created a loophole that millionaires walk through.  It allows them to dispute that the information is not 100% correct and MUST be deleted.

 

They simply send a letter to the credit agency that says something like this.  “Hello my name is John Doe, and I am writing to clarify an item on my credit report.  My SSN is 111-11-1111.  You have listed an account with account number xxxxxx789.  This account number does not match the number that is on my statements from MegaBux Bank.  Because the information about this account is not accurate I ask that you remove it ASAP as the law requires.”    

 T

Please comment on the validity and accuracy of this "secret" Thank you.


Sounds like a scam to rake in cash for the presenter to me.. I can assure you based on that challenge (in red) it would be verified and remain on file..

 

Welcome to the board Smiley Happy

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joeyoey
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Re: The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?

If only it were that easy!  Smiley Happy



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ezdriver
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Re: The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?

I wonder if the OP is planning to present that "solution" at seminars ... and for a fee. lol

 

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Anonymous
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Re: The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?


@ezdriver wrote:

I wonder if the OP is planning to present that "solution" at seminars ... and for a fee. lol

 


Nope not me. I read that on a page from blog from someone called the bizguy, here is the link

 

http://thebizguy.com/the-secrets-of-how-to-dispute-things-on-your-credit-report/

 

I was just looking for feedback to find out if this indeed a viable alternative way to remove tradelines.

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eric19k
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Re: The secret to removing items from credit report? Has anyone seen this?

I know the solution. Work harder to improve your credit.and don't mess it up again!!!
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