EVERYTHING YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO DO, IS NOT THE RIGHT THING TO DO
In the early 1970s, the Fair Credit Reporting Act first gave Americans the right to include 100 word statements of explanation on their credit reports. Back then, life was very different. Credit reports were actually reviewed by human eyes. That is seldom, if ever, still the case. The 100 word statement, once helpful, now harms the consumer. Here's why:
Most consumer advocates, including RMCN Credit Services, recommend that the first item to be disputed is the 100 word statement, if one was ever inserted. Additional information is located on these pages:
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