Unsecured Credit Cards For People With No Credit History: 2015

Monday, June 1, 2015

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OK! let me just tell you what this book did for me in the first 28 days of me working on my credit
Sent first round of dispute letters October 10th 2014 score was a 495
Easy to follow steps and I hate reading.... HATE IT!!
November 6th Checked my credit score 578
November 19th Checked my credit score 613
In 41 days I gained 113 points to my credit score......113 points....best 15$ I ever spent, BTW I applied for my first credit card in 7 years and got approved for 700$!! what what!! gangsta GANGSTA!!
I don't know what happens if you do all 6 dispute letters probably get elected president or something Go BEN CARSON 2016!!, but I will update as I go along =)
Oh yea I started off with 21 items on my collection report and had 16 items removed with the first round of dispute letters, Leaving me with a grand total of 5 items left to work on.
Money invested so far is about 50$ and that was mainly to pay for the certified mail with return receipt which is about 5 bucks a letter if you want to keep the credit bureaus and collections agencies from trying to pull the "Ol didn't receive your letter rig a maroo"

Anyways My next round of dispute letters were sent out on the 15th of November will update what happens probably around December 10th or so!!

Just started reading dave ramseys THE TOTAL MONEY MAKEOVER so far so good..... Im starting to get the hang of this reading thing again HEHE...... Anyways enough with the rambling ill check back in when I get a response from the credit bureaus and collection agencies GOOD LUCK ON THAT CREDIT REPAIR!!

Alright Guys im back with an update!!

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Thursday, May 7, 2015

How To Create A Perfect Business Credit Profile in 29 minutes

Unsecured Credit 29 Minutes to $100,000: How To Create A Perfect Business Credit Profile in 29 minutes and Make the Banks EXPOSE Their Secret Lending Programs to YOU! [Kindle Edition]

Examine uniquely effective, straight forward and time tested techniques as to how to quickly build a solid business credit profile while simultaneously developing pristine personal credit. Learn how corporate credit and personal credit are two separate things but yet work together like a perfect marriage to eventually acquire hundreds of thousands of dollars for your business. This eBook was written by someone known as “Credit X Man” who actually did it in 2003 while homeless having only a cell phone; and Seth K. Ali© aka Marketing Momentum Maker™ who by using common sense is now one of the foremost authorities in internet, direct response and mobile marketing today…

How To Create A Perfect Business Credit Profile in 29 minutes

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Unsecured Credit Cards The Complete Guide to Getting and Keeping Your Credit Under Control

Mitch Wakem should be a pretty popular author these days, although he may have a reluctant audience. His book, How to Get Credit After Filing Bankruptcy, is a survival guide for one of the most traumatizing life events a person is likely to experience.
And with the economy still in the tank, personal bankruptcy filings are expected to proliferate for some time. Personal bankruptcy filings in August 2008 numbered 934,009 for the previous 12-month period, according to a CNN report, up nearly 30 percent over the previous year. A July 24 (2009) Wall Street Journal article projected that personal bankruptcies could surpass 1.4 million in 2009.
Wakem starts with the basics, explaining the purpose of bankruptcy and how people who file for bankruptcy protection essentially turn over their finances to the court until the matter is settled. He clearly spells out the differences between Chapter 7 (liquidation) bankruptcy and Chapter 13 (reorganization) bankruptcy, the two most common forms of personal bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is the more complete bankruptcy and, especially since the enactment of a 2005 law, much harder to qualify for.
He includes answers to a wide-ranging list of FAQs about bankruptcy, including how long your credit rating will be damaged and to what extent (Answer: It depends). And he dispels a few myths along the way.
In Part 2, Wakem lays out how to rebuild your credit after bankruptcy and how to avoid repeating mistakes that might have gotten you in trouble to begin with. He also offers advice on dealing with credit counselors and equity-based debt-consolidation loans, among other things.
Wakem takes a complicated subject and makes it understandable, which is no small feat.

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Unsecured Credit Cards The Complete Guide to Getting and Keeping Your Credit Under Control