RMCN Credit Services is a private company located out of McKinney, Texas. It is focused on providing clients with credit restoration and education services. The company’s vision is to help people in mending their own credit record. The founder, Doug Parker has first-hand experience having repaired his own less than perfect credit and then extending out to help family and friends in the same situation.
Credit repair service is a necessity for a lot of consumers that have settled bad debts with their creditors as bad debts on one’s credit report is NOT automatically deleted even after the debt is settled with a creditor. Further, investigating inaccuracies in a credit report involves going through the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. To repair credit, the plan of action would involve contacting the credit reporting agencies and working with them to either verify the item they have reported as 100% accurate or delete the item.
Needless to say, the credit repair process can be time consuming and a specialized service like the one offered by RMCN credit services is valuable. RMCN’s credit repair process involves auditing the credit bureaus and creditors. Before enrolling, one could use their free credit report evaluation and repair information request form to gauge whether enrolling for the service makes sense. Once enrolled, the process is fairly automatic with the consumer receiving updates from the credit bureaus and creditors every 30-45 days and passing on the reports back to RMCN.
4/24/08
RMCN Credit Services – An Excellent Resource for Credit Repair
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2 Comments::
Sometime it helps to hear from someone who has experienced the advice. I heard of RMCN but I also heard a lot about credit repair scams. I was skeptical. I am cheap living on a limited fixed income. So at first I tried to repair my credit myself, I even sent to the government for their pamphlet on how. It soon turned into a credit witting nightmare. These creditors know how to deal with the inexperienced, limited knowledge, amateurs. I was being kicked around and three years later I had no results. I reluctantly gave RMCN a try. My rep. Dwayne Caulk and the RMCN staff has done in three months what I failed to do in three years. It is a legitimate company doing good work for their clients. I have nothing but praise for them. Some things are best left to the experts to do, like my triple bypass and my credit repair, both best left in the hands of the experienced trained professionals.
I’m planning on getting free credit repair assistance to reverse the damage done by my past financial decisions. I have done a lot of stupid stuff with my money, and it has ruined my credit. I have made all the mistakes you can make when it comes to money. I’ve never been a good budgeter, so there were times when I would spend money on things I didn’t need and when it came time to pay my bills, I couldn’t. One unpaid bill turned into two, and before I knew it I was getting phone calls from the collectors almost every day. On top of my unpaid bills, I was maxing out my credit cards and struggling to pay the minimum payments. I am so deep in debt, and I desperately need help. Not only do I have to deal with the stress of paying off my debt and dealing with collectors, having bad credit prevents me from borrowing money when I really need it. I am in no way prepared to buy a house or a car, but if that time ever comes, my tarnished financial history is going to haunt me. Even if I can get approved for a loan, my interest rates will be a lot higher because of my credit history. I will end up paying significantly more for my purchase. I am working hard to pay off my debts, and I have started to make better decisions when it comes to money. I even have a budget now. Unfortunately, my credit rating is still horrible, so I’ve been looking into my options to help improve it. Luckily for me, I can get free credit repair help; it’s going to help increase my credit score, and it won’t cost me anything.
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