Level Uppers 💳 One of my clients had a collection account that most people would have just paid or tried to dispute the traditional way. Instead, we used consumer law. The result? A $2,500 settlement check from Merrick Bank. This is why I keep telling you all — credit repair isn't just about removing negative items. It's about knowing your rights under the law and forcing banks and collectors to follow it. Inside the Elite Credit Repair Masterclass I break down: • How arbitration works • How to find violations • How to write demand letters • How to force settlements This is the exact strategy I used. If you're serious about learning how to do this the right way, the Elite Masterclass is currently on sale until the end of March. After that the price goes up. 👇 Access it here https://www.skool.com/next-level-credit-academy/classroom/e4d1dcac?md=8573a9b6406341fe9e8ac2d1f46e8e8c

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