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Self Help

Although it can be extremely time consuming, you can call each of the credit bureaus individually to try to get negative items disputed and removed from your credit report. If you're not interested in self help, call us at

Step 1

Call Equifax or Click on the Equifax logo to Dispute Errors on Your Equifax Credit Report

Step 2

Call Experian or Click on the Experian logo to Dispute Errors on Your Experian Credit Report

Step 3

Call Transunion or Click on the Transunion logo to Dispute Errors on Your Transunion Credit Report

Why Use a Credit Repair Service?

Our partners collectively removed over 10 million errors on credit reports in 2017. Our partners know the laws, the credit repair process, and the roadblocks that can get in the way of removing negative items from your credit report. Our partners have the knowledge and tools to start fixing your credit score by working to remove inaccurate credit report items quickly.

Testimonials from Our Partners

Call now and we will refer you to one of our partners to dispute errors on your credit report

Lexington Law Customer

George, California

“It’s only been three months and reports on my credit have started to fall off. Because of Lexington Law, I’m going to have a lot more opportunities open to me financially.”

CreditRepair.com Customer

Paula, New York

""I would advise everyone who is suffering from low scores or negative items on your report to get help from CreditRepair.com. I will never quit using them until my score reaches 850.""

The Credit Pros Customer

Alex, California

"A few years ago my credit was so bad, couldn't get anyone to look my way. In less than a year of service with The Credit Pros, my family is happy. Life couldn't have been better."

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Dispute Credit Report Errors

The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires that Credit Bureaus provide accurate information on consumer credit reports. If you believe there is an error, duplicated item or inaccuracy on your credit report – you have the right to file a dispute so it can be corrected.