How can changing one's SSN or EIN help credit matters?
The credit bureaus maintain your credit files by your Social Security number. Some of the less than scrupulous suggest using an EIN or slightly modified SSN in the process to erase a bad credit report and start you a new file. Using these "file segregation" techniques require that you file false statements with the bureaus. So, the short answer is that neither scheme works, and worse, are illegal and can land you in jail. Further, lying on an application for credit is usually a criminal offense. The credit improvement specialists at RMCN Credit Services, Inc. work within consumer credit laws to help you reach your credit improvement goals. We realize that all things being equal, you'll do business with those you know, like and trust. We have built our business one relationship at a time. Get to know us. You'll like us and you'll trust us. Contact us today. Changing one's SSN or using an EIN will not help credit matters
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