Our process is simple, yet  effective. Credit Justice  Services will receive your  credit report with items you  would like to dispute.

 A paralegal will be assigned  to your specific file in order  to better assist you in the  75 day credit repair  process.
 Our Attorney will negotiate  on your behalf with  creditors and collection  companies. We have a very  high success rate helping  people just like you save  thousands of dollars, avoid  costly collection law suits,  and stay out of bankruptcy.
 You apply for a credit card  and are turned down  because of a low credit  score, yet you know that  you've always paid your  accounts on time.

 A debt collector calls to  demand payment on a  six- month overdue account  for a credit card you have  never had.

 You receive a credit card in  the mail that you've never  applied for.
 
1. Can’t I repair my own credit instead of paying your company to do it for me?

We compare it to representing yourself in a court of law. You can do it, but it would not be wise.

We know how credit agencies work. Our experience and knowledge of credit laws help us get fair result for our clients.

 
2. Are there any guarantees that my credit score will improve?

Although we cannot guarantee your credit score will improve, we will do everything we can to fight the credit agencies and clean up your credit report. In almost every case, negative items are removed from clientsÕ credit reports, and credit scores increased by 50 to 100 points.

 
3. How long will the process take?

Most clients see positive results in 75 days or sooner.

 
4. How much will it cost?

Full-service credit repair – $50 per trade line.

 
5. Can I use your product to go into business for myself?

Yes. We offer software licensing for independent agents, which includes individuals and corporations. The costs vary by state. Call your Credit Justice Services representative at (866) 380-0067 for exact pricing.

 
6. What does my credit score mean?

There are three main credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union. With a tri-merge credit report -- a report containing a score from all three major bureaus -- most lenders look at the mid score.

EXAMPLE:

Experian               720

Equifax                 657

Trans Union          717

In this case, 717 would be the mid score.

These scores represent a composite of the borrower's credit history, employment, ability to save, and so on. The higher your score, the better chance you have of receiving credit with a low interest rate.

EXCELLENT                              850-730

GOOD                                     729-680

FAIR                                       679-620

POOR                                     619-500

NO FEDERAL FUNDING             500 and below

 
7. How does my credit score affect my interest rates?

For a $216,000 30-year fixed rate mortgage:

If your FICO score is: Your interest rate is: ...and your monthly payment is

780-850
700-759
680-699
660-679
640-659
620-639

6.2%
6.42%
6.6%
6.81%
7.24%
7.79%
$1,323
$1,354
$1,380
$1,410
$1,473
$1,553
 
When lenders review one’s credit score, it's reviewed by an underwriter. The underwriter and credit scores are assessed and rated by the following criteria:
 
Lifestyle History
 

If you've been thinking about filing bankruptcy so you can get a fresh start with your credit, don't delay. On April 25, 2005, President Bush signed into law a new version of the bankruptcy laws. These new laws have stricter rules about filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy. READ MORE...

 
10. What is negative credit?

Negative credit is when you do not live up to your contractual obligations, due to, for example...
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