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American Credit
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 Posted - 05/15/2008 : 11:40:59 AM
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American Credit Repair is committed to providing the best service available at the lowest prices. We have helped countless customers referred by Broker Outpost users but we know that we can do more. With our pricing, turn around time, and unbeatable customer service, we guarantee to help you close more loans.
-45 to 60 turn around time
-$225/person and $395/couple one time fee OR 2 payments of $125/single and 2 payments of $210/couple. This pricing makes our service affordable for almost any budget which means you are able to get more clients signed up and more loans closed.
-Affiliate Membership available enabling you as a referral partner to make money by signing up your own clients (up to $40/file)
-Debt Settlement Services
-Credit Education for both your clients and your LO's if necessary
-Reduced pricing for Broker Outpost users to repair their personal credit
-No monthly fees, no cost to you, and a money-back guarantee to your customers
-We are bonded and members of the BBB
Keep in mind that every potential client's credit profile is reviewed BEFORE taking them on as a client. All you have to do if fax or email their credit to us, we'll review and within 30 minutes let you know whether or not we can help as well as give you an idea of how much you can expect for a score increase.
I look forward to hearing from you.
www.amcrepair.com |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 05/28/2008 : 10:33:16 AM
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| Yes, they can pay with credit, debit, check by phone (or mail), and money order. Whatever works best for them. |
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hpmfinancial
1222 Posts |
Posted - 06/02/2008 : 1:20:24 PM
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| Can I pay in pesos? |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 06/02/2008 : 1:21:24 PM
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| Nada |
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jordanb
352 Posts |
Posted - 06/14/2008 : 10:56:30 PM
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Hello Sam,
I have a buddie who is interested in getting inquiries removed from his credit report. Is this your speciality and typically, what is your average turnaround time? Lastly, just to confirm, you'd pay $40 for reffering a client?
Please advise and thanks for your time!
-Jordan |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 06/16/2008 : 07:29:50 AM
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Hi Jordan,
Inquiries are pretty easy to take care of, turnaround time for that is 30-45 days. The $40 referrral fee is for our Affiliate Members, basically you sign up your own clients. We still review the file and let you know whether or not we can help and give you an idea of a probable score increase. We then ask that you have your clients sign the customer docs and arrange payment to American Credit Repair. For every file submitted to us we'll issue you $40. |
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Rene Viloria
1403 Posts |
Posted - 06/18/2008 : 3:16:30 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by American Credit Repair
Hi Jordan,
Inquiries are pretty easy to take care of, turnaround time for that is 30-45 days. The $40 referrral fee is for our Affiliate Members, basically you sign up your own clients. We still review the file and let you know whether or not we can help and give you an idea of a probable score increase. We then ask that you have your clients sign the customer docs and arrange payment to American Credit Repair. For every file submitted to us we'll issue you $40.
When you do rapid re scoring, does it work only on the credi co. that you pull, or with all the different credit agencies, for example if i did it with settlement one, will the score improve with network credit etc... Common sense tell me it improve the credit everywhere but i talk to a rep. that told me it may not???????Help! |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 06/19/2008 : 09:23:33 AM
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| It depends on your CRA's definition of "rapid rescoring" so be sure to ask them. Some do true rapid rescoring which is at the bureau level and will help with all bureaus no matter where you pull next. Some only do it at their level which will only help when they repull credit (through the same company). |
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CreditRepGal
489 Posts |
Posted - 06/30/2008 : 12:22:37 PM
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| Sam, Check your e-mail |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 06/30/2008 : 12:23:59 PM
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| Nothing yet.....can you send again? samp@amcrepair.com |
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katroberts
1067 Posts |
Posted - 07/02/2008 : 3:34:35 PM
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Sam, I need to know if you are experienced in correcting information on a credit report post bankruptcy.
I may have ongoing referrals.
I need to know some basic background as to what can and cannot be corrected.
For example, if someone has surrendered real property in bankruptcy, how is the mortgage supposed to be reported after discharge? Should the account state "included in bankruptcy" with a zero amount since the underlying debt was essentially discharged? Should the account state "included in bankruptcy" and then an amount beside it until the property is sold, or what?
I need a referral partner who is very versed in cleaning up reports after bankruptcy.
Please advise. |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 07/03/2008 : 07:41:38 AM
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If we had a "specialty" I'd say it is getting credit cleaned up after a BK. That is where we see the most 80-100+ point increases. As for how the mortgage is reporting after the BK it depends on what kind of BK and if they reaffirmed or not. Normally the amount is set aside until the property sells and then the profits from the sale will go to unpaid creditors. After the sale, if there is no profit or if there is a remaining balance owing, it should be discharged in the BK and show as a 0 balance. Although this is how it is supposed to happen, it is often reported incorrectly.
I look forward to doing business with you, please call me with any questions.
Thank you, |
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Rene Viloria
1403 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2008 : 5:32:00 PM
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| Do short sales affect credit and how????/Thanks! |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 07/09/2008 : 06:33:01 AM
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It depends on how the bureaus end up reporting them. Sometimes they'll show as a foreclosure, sometimes as a deed in lieu of foreclosure, of if they got it sold soon enough it may only have late pays showing. I've also seen it report almost like a collection, meaning it will say something like settled for less than full amount, etc.
I'm sorry I cannot give you a cut and dry answer but I've seen it so many different ways that it is hard to say exactly how it will report. HOWEVER, it does hurt the credit in most of these cases. |
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American Credit
358 Posts |
Posted - 07/11/2008 : 08:30:55 AM
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| BO members, how many clients have you turned down this month that are just filed away now? Get the file out, send it over, close a loan. Let's go! |
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