If you read my posts on credit repair tips, you’ve probably read that I don’t think an electronic credit report dispute letter is a good idea.
To me, the electronic credit report dispute letter process is a bunch of crap and I want to tell you why.
One of my goals is to help you make the most of your credit repair process and help to teach you a few tricks to turn your bad credit into good credit.
So, let’s talk a little bit about an electronic credit report dispute letter. You might think it is easier; it’s all right there online. All you have to do is pull the inaccurate information from your credit report and put it into the electronic credit report dispute letter form. Type in a few lines of info, click your mouse and… Off goes your electronic credit report dispute letter to the powers that be! Right?
Not right at all my friends. That’s just what the credit bureaus want you to believe, but this just isn’t the case.
Before you think that you’re making so much progress on the credit repair process, you need to know that when you send off an electronic credit report dispute letter with your inaccuracies, you might be risking sending that dispute into cyberspace – never to be found again.
Now, don’t get me wrong, your work and attempts are commendable. Your determination is something that you should be really proud of. That’s why it’s important to do this the right way – so you can see your bad credit turn good.