Credit Repair
Are Credit Repair kits worth the money? Do they help raise your credit score?
Thinkin about purchasing Suze Ormans credit repair kit.
Public Comments
- one word SCAM!!!!!
- I like Suze Orman but I doubt her kit will help you any. If you really want some tips, edit your question, and I will give you some.
- all credit strategies work ONLY if you are willing to stick to the rules they say to follow. too many people get their credit fixed then ignore the rules and start spending again and get deeper into trouble
- Suze has a great reputation so her products are worth the try. But your best bet is to pay your bill on time try to work with collection and stay on the payment and dont buy items you dont NEED and cannot afford. If you can pay more than the minimum do that especially on your credit cards bill you owe less(against Suze's idea. she thinks you should pay more on the card with higher interest). Within a year you will be amazed how far you been.
- I would think this would be unwise, if you already have money problems. Go to your local Consumer Credit Counseling. They will help you get your bills paid off and not cost you a lot. They are great to work with.
- Everything you can legally do to improve your credit, you can do without the repair kit. When you buy the kit, you are paying for advice. Most of the advice is available on-line at no charge.
- I agree with Steven, you can save that money and get the same - and much more - information for free. Do some reading in the site I've listed. Start in the newbie forum and then in the credit forum.
- I’m in the mortgage business and send all my clients with Credit issues to this Lexington Law. They do wonders making all kinds of things come off the their credit reports. Try them out they are Awesome! http://www.lexingtonlaw.com/Home.php?tid=662.0.5859
- it's bad news
- There are a few worth it, but most are garbage. Guerrlilla Credit on EBay by Ms. Thomas is good, I have used it, but you can do A LOT of legal repair by yourself. It takes research. DO research on the internet and even better, at your local library. It will take time, but you will be suprised at how much you can do on your own.
- heres a free one> http://ebooks.interkeys.com/money/repair_credit1 dont bother wasting money on them, you can get the info there
