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Originally Posted by lazycash
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Uh no, I am not missing any info. I read that already and sorry, but if I wasn't going to do business with anyone in adult that didn't have a criminal record or some type of skeleton in their closet I wouldn't be doing business with anyone.
I happen to know a bit more about the credit repair industry than most, and I know a few companies that were targeted for providing a legitimate service.
"Sometimes charging over $1,000, these firms purported to guarantee consumers that they could remove negative information from their credit reports -- even if the negative information was accurate and timely. But, according to the FTC, these companies cannot remove legitimate negative information.." Complete bullshit, they could remove legitimate negative information and they did. The Free Credit Reporting Act stated that if a company can't verify a disputed item in a reasonable time, generally regarded as 30 days, it must be removed. A lot of companies in the late '90's jumped on this and removed negative items, and it can still be done to this day. I don't know the specifics of Glen's case, and I won't pretend to, but I know for a fact that a lot of legitimate credit repair companies went down in "Operation Eraser" for doing noting more than they said they would, all because it pissed of the credit industry lobby..