Sample Negotiation Letters
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The first thing you should do is make sure you have your facts straight by getting a copy of all 3 credit reports. I use FreeCreditScore.com to stay up-to-date on any changes on my credit report.
Goodwill / Forgiveness Letter
For older collections and late payments, one of the most successful ways to get an item removed from your credit report is to simply ask the original creditor or collection agency to do so. Note: Goodwill letters are meant to be personal and reflect your individual situation.
Negotiate A Complete Removal
Use this letter in attempting to negotiate a complete removal or PAID AS AGREED on a debt that states CHARGE OFF or SERIOUSLY PAST DUE on your credit report.
Sample Nutcase Letter
Use this letter as a last case scenario to remove a negative record from your credit report. The purpose of this letter is to project yourself as a lawsuit-happy nutcase.
Medical Collection Removal Letter
Use this letter for paid medical collections. This letter is specifically designed to leverage HIPAA laws.
Dispute Letter – Advanced Method
Use this letter to dispute negative information on your credit report. This dispute method works much better than disputing online. The key to this method is specifically listing out each inaccuracy in detail so each item has to be verified by the agency.
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