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This video goes over the legal framework by which every single successful dispute is built on...FCRA & FDCPA law. How well our disputes are legally structured direclty correlates to how successful they are because, trust, these bureaus know when they're being boxed into a legal corner.

Took a little bit for this client but got a big win 🏅 for her. At the point in my journey where I understand that legal structure is more important than mass violation disputing without a strategic structure in mind.

We all have that one (or two) areas of credit repair that just has us stumped! Which one baffles you the most? Fill in the blank and see what others find confusing too! 🤔

There's one thing I see people get wrong about the Fair Credit Reporting Act more than anything else — and it's usually the reason their disputes go nowhere. Drop what you think it is below. I'll share mine and break it down.