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Do it yourself credit repair is not very complicated. There is a little intricacy to it, but don’t be scared by that. I like to say you could compare it to changing your oil vs fixing your transmission. You can change the oil in your car if you have the right tools. If you are not a transmission specialist, you are not going to fix your transmission even if you have the proper tools. The first thing to do in credit repair is ‘changing your oil’. Creditblossom.com provides you with the tools and credit repair information that you need to accomplish this first step. It provides the all-inclusive credit repair help you’ve been searching for! Additionally, we will soon be offering further steps to the process which we will call “Advanced Credit Repair”.
The following is the basic credit repair info that you need as an overview of the credit repair process.
To begin with, you have to have a copy of your credit report.
Next, you have to review your credit report and decide what you need to dispute. This is your call. All Americans have the right to a credit report that is one hundred percent error-free.
Next, you need to generate the credit bureau dispute letters. Of course you can tackle this on your own or you could pay a credit repair company or an attorney to do it for you if you have plenty of cash to spare. Or, you can take advantage of our FREE Credit Repair Letter Wiz™ tool on CreditBlossom.com.
Next, you send out the letters with some copies of your ID documentation.
Fifth, you watch your mail and respond to any letter you may get that says you didn’t provide good enough ID. Then you resend your ID again back to that company with a copy of their letter.
Finally, you await the results and check your credit again after approximately 2 months have gone bypassed.
That’s it. Simple. When you remember that you would spend a total of sixty minutes doing this with the help of CreditBlossom.com, it is really a no brainer over spending hundreds of dollars with a credit repair clinic.
