Welcome to My Credit Results! The Credit Experts!
How Can My Credit Results Help You?
My Credit Results helps individuals remove inaccurate, outdated, and unverifiable negative items from their credit reports so they can qualify for better rates, approvals, and financial opportunities.
Fixing your credit the right way professionally, legally while using Credit Repair Organization Act (CROA) and Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) law for our protection.
Why Choose My Credit Results?
- Compliance-focused credit repair
- Personalized dispute strategies
- No shortcuts or gimmicks
- Support for personal and future business credit goals
Step 1: Enroll in Credit Repair
Purchase our credit repair package to officially begin the process. This allows our team to review your credit profile and prepare dispute strategies.
Step 2: We Go to Work
We professionally dispute inaccurate, outdated, and unverifiable information with Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion using compliance-based methods.
Step 3: Track Your Progress
After enrolling, you’ll activate credit monitoring so you can see updates, changes, and results in real time.
What’s Included in Our Credit Repair Program
- In-depth credit report analysis
- Disputes sent to all three credit bureaus
- Ongoing monthly dispute rounds
- Personalized credit improvement guidance
- Education to help maintain long-term results
- Preparation for personal and business funding opportunities
Everything we do is focused on accuracy, compliance, and results.
Credit Monitoring Requirement
Credit monitoring is required after enrolling in our credit repair program. This allows us to:
- Track changes and updates accurately
- Measure dispute results
- Maintain transparency throughout the process
Once your credit repair purchase is complete, you’ll receive instructions to activate credit monitoring with MyScoreIQ, our recommended monitoring partner.
This Program Is Right for You If:
- Your credit score is holding you back
- You have negative or questionable items on your report
- You want professional help instead of guessing
- You plan to apply for housing, financing, or funding
- You’re serious about improving your financial profile
Important Things to Know
- Credit repair is a process, not an overnight fix
- Results vary based on credit history and reporting accuracy
- No company can guarantee specific score increases
- We dispute information that cannot be properly verified
Transparency is part of our commitment to you.
Ready to Take Control of Your Credit?
The first step is simple. Enroll in our credit repair program and let our team take care of the rest.
👉 Get Started With Credit Repair Today!
The Disputing Process
1. Review the Credit Report:
- Then we’ll obtain copies of your credit reports from all three major credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion).
- Carefully examine each item for errors, such as incorrect account balances, payment history, dates, or accounts that don’t belong to you.
2. Identify Common Inaccuracies:
- Misspellings or incorrect personal information
- Incorrect balances or payment histories
- Duplicate accounts
- Accounts that should have aged off (typically after 7 years)
- Incorrect account status (e.g., showing as “delinquent” when it’s current)
3. Prepare a Dispute Letter:
- Write a clear, concise letter to the credit bureau(s) reporting the error.
- Include supporting evidence, such as bank statements, payment confirmations, or prior correspondence with the creditor.
4. Submit the Disputes:
- Disputes can be submitted online, regular mail, or Certified Express mail: For a faster response for faster results.
- Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), credit bureaus are generally required to investigate consumer disputes within 30 days of receiving them. However, this period can be extended to 45 days.
5. Await the Bureaus Results:
(Equifax, Trans Union, Experian)
- If the item is confirmed as incorrect, the bureau must correct or delete it.
- If it’s verified as accurate, it will remain on your credit report, but we can escalate by submitting additional documentations or disputing directly with the creditor via mail.
