I’m trying to make this lady my first client she said her mom had an apartment when she was younger and put her name on it and she wasn’t even living there now she has it still on her credit report. Is this fixable?she Already tried to refresh

I have a $177 charge off with affirm. Should I pay it off so it can show as payed to the credit bureau and then you guys proceed to get it swept off my credit report?

Say a creditor send all the docs for debt validation whats the next move i can do go attack for inaccuracies?

Just wanted to share a win and the strategy I used. My Discover charge-off was reporting different Date of First Delinquency information across the bureaus. I disputed the DOFD discrepancy with Experian, and after the investigation, the entire Discover account was deleted. My Experian FICO 8 jumped 55 points, from 667 to 722. I then disputed the DOFD with Equifax and attached the Experian dispute result showing that the same Discover account had been deleted. The Equifax dispute is currently still in process, but my Equifax score has already jumped 32 points to 775. Sharing this because checking the actual reporting details across all three bureaus can make a big difference. I’ll update the group once the Equifax investigation is officially completed. Hoping it don’t come back🙏

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