My client owed Affirm $234.62. I filed a case with them for the FCRA violation on his credit report. Now, he's getting a check for $2,200!

Thank you all who joined today! I wasn't planning on it but it seems like many of you have questions. If at least 10 people join I will go live in a few hours and answer your questions. Let me know so that I can create the link! FYI I'm on Pacific Standard Time.

Someone said that if you are still calling Transunion, Experian and Equifax "credit bureaus" you don't really know credit repair.

Level Uppers 👀 I just uploaded a real call I had today with an attorney for Celtic Bank—this is an actual settlement negotiation, not theory, not “what ifs”… real-time strategy in action. My demand?Deletion + debt waiver + $5,000 💰 Now, I’ve dealt with this attorney before… and I already know her style. She’ll get on the phone, sound like we’re close to wrapping things up, then drag it out. So I’m not expecting a quick turnaround—but if it happens, great. If not, we stay on their neck. Either way, it’s part of the process. I want you to listen to this call so you can hear:• How I position the case• How I handle pushback• What these attorneys actually say behind the scenes• Why patience + strategy matters This is the kind of game most people never get access to. Go check it out inside the group and let me know your thoughts 👇Questions? Drop them under the post. And if you want to learn how to do this yourself step-by-step, get into the Credit Masterclass:https://www.skool.com/next-level-credit-academy/classroom/e4d1dcac?md=8573a9b6406341fe9e8ac2d1f46e8e8c

Hey everyone! Quick check-in… how are you liking the community so far? I want to hear from you 👇 - What do you like about it? - What do you want to see more of? - Also… who has started any of the classes yet? 👀If you have, which ones did you go through? Your feedback helps me make this space better for you, so don’t be shy. Drop a comment below 💬