Alex, there really is no timeframe that anybody can honestly give you on how long this process is going to take. We don’t control the bureaus or how they respond. What we can control is what we do every month. We send out the best letters we can based on what is happening with your file, wait for the responses to come back, review what happened, and then determine what the next move needs to be. We’ve had people get deletions in the first month. We’ve also had people go 12 months still fighting to get their first deletion. Every credit file is completely different, so I can’t take somebody else’s results and tell you that you’re going to have the same timeline. I know that’s probably not the answer that makes you feel the most comfortable, but it’s the only answer I can professionally give you. I’m not going to make up a timeframe just to give you an answer you want to hear. You’re going to get stall letters. You’re going to get responses that slow the process down. There are going to be things that have to be addressed before you can move forward. When those things happen, we deal with them and keep attacking the file. The important thing is that your credit is being worked on consistently every month. We send the letters, wait for the bureaus to respond, review those responses, and then make the next move. Anybody who tells you, “This is definitely going to take 30 days, 60 days, three months, or six months,” cannot guarantee that. I would rather be upfront with you from the beginning than give you a timeframe that neither I nor anybody else can control.