Try repairing your credit even when it was not your fault. most companies won't admit fault and leave you hanging. the credit companies won't help you in any way and tend to believe them and not you.

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When the dust settles from any examination of the travesty that has become of credit in the United States, it becomes apparent that anything we do -- except pay our bills on time -- tends to result in a lower credit score.

Meanwhile, there are several different so-called "credit bureaus," each with their own actuaries and secret black box formula for fleecing the people. Your score is good at one? No matter -- a credit can just look at a report from different companies until it finds the one low enought to justifiy the interest rate they want to give you.

This is because the entire system is rigged from the start by the banking and credit industries, which have bought and paid for every piece of legislation that favors them and works against the national interest of the American people.

Time now to lower the boom on the freewheeling, unregulated credit and banking industries, before they drag the rest of the country down with them.

Time now for GOVERNMENT REGULATION!

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If there is something on your credit report that is over 7 yrs. old, how do you get it removed?

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My husband and I bought our first home over 5 years ago. However, our credit was in such termoil that we had no other choice but to buy our home through a private owner. Fortunately, we did go through all legal proceedings and closed at the attorney's office. We paid all closing costs and signed all the legal papers. We do have all legal closing papers and proof of purchase.However, we pay our monthly note to the individual that we purchased the house from. He is listed as the mortgage company. Because we purchased our home through the private owner and have paid him our monthly mortgage for the past 5 1/2 years, the home ownership is not listed on either mine or my husbands credit. If this was on our credit reports, showing that we have been current for the last 5.5 years, it would shoot our "very poor" credit rating through the roof as positive. It's very frustrating to try to re-build a positive credit rating, when this is our only major purchase and it's not listed. We are at a loss of how to get this onto both of our credit reports. Does anyone have any idea? Desperate!

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