A CERTIFIED CREDIT CONSULTANT (CCC) is a person who wishes to expand personal business growth while helping others. Becoming a CCC entitles you to make 40% of your clients total credit repair invoice. You make extra money and increase your potential client base, while helping others achieve their credit goals.
Generating personal business is the core of Credit Justice Service’s business model. All Certified Credit Consultants will be required to maintain a minimum level of personal business to ensure the growth and integrity of the company.
There are 2 main avenues of generating personal business:
1. Network and advertise your business. This can be done through your local community by using CJS approved marketing material i.e. road signs, print, radio advertising, and e-mail fliers. The client who wants their credit repaired will contact you directly or through our website via your personal URL address.
2. Recruit other CCCs or Referral Agents (RA). These are people who are in the business where credit is necessary. Examples of these individuals are bankers, mortgage/loan officers, car salespeople, realtors, insurance salespeople, and CPAs. This market also extend to anyone else who would be involved in a transaction where credit worthiness is an issue.
CJS makes the credit repair process simple and easy. We do all the work for you. This enables you to bring in new clients you normally would not have, and allows you to make extra money while helping others achieve a credit score they deserve.
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. Read More...
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 lawsuits, and stay out of bankruptcy. Read more...
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.
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