Your Credit Restoration Solution, Period.
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Defending your credit rights since 1999, Extreme Credit has the knowledge and experience needed to help you effectively address your problematic credit history. From bankruptcies to charge-offs to tax liens, Extreme Credit has challenged virtually every credit problem under the sun-and deleted over 600,000 items last year alone.
Extreme Credit has become the trusted leader in credit report repair because we believe in our work and we're committed to our clients' success. That, coupled with our exceptional knowledge and experience in the credit repair industry, has allowed us to achieve amazing results that have literally turned our clients' lives around.
Are you ready to improve your credit?
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Please forward all inquiries to a Customer Service Specialist,
or give us a call at 305.989.2746 and ask for Tom.
Getting the facts straight about
credit repair can be a daunting task. Misinformation abounds which
encourages consumers to feel as if they're stuck with poor credit even
though affirmative legal steps can provide relief. Understanding your
consumer rights is the first step toward improving your credit rating.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is designed to protect your right as a consumer to contact the credit bureaus and to dispute questionable items on your credit reports. If the credit bureaus are unable to verify the accuracy of information found on your reports, those items must be deleted.
Disputing items on your credit report should be an easy process, but so many consumers give up before they ever see results. Most don't take time to learn the relevant consumer protection statutes or formulate a statute-based plan of attack.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is designed to protect your right as a consumer to contact the credit bureaus and to dispute questionable items on your credit reports. If the credit bureaus are unable to verify the accuracy of information found on your reports, those items must be deleted.
Disputing items on your credit report should be an easy process, but so many consumers give up before they ever see results. Most don't take time to learn the relevant consumer protection statutes or formulate a statute-based plan of attack.
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