Boost your Credit Score up to 100+ points within the first 30 days *
What is
CreditRehab Pro?
Getting Started
What you get when you join:
Skip the repetitive letters and confusing disputes
I’m pleased to report I’ve had good results from first round of letters. I had a 20 point increase on one bureau. I still have a long way to go but glad to see initial results.
Sent my first round of dispute letters today! Already had a $4000 collections removed from using the debt verification letter!
Well in my first round of disputes my results are the following:
Transunion = +30 pts = 716 score
Experian = +22 pts = 663 score
Equifax = +32 pts = 679 score
I am quite with results so far Naam Wynn, thank you!
I had four items removed from my first round of letters.
Hey it is easy program to use. Fixing your own credit puts you in control and you can see the results.
I’ve been following Naam for quite some time and wanted to try his software since nothing else has worked. Within 2 months my score jumped 83-112 points across all the bureaus. Still can’t believed it worked.
Even if you know nothing about credit repair, this software walks you through everything. I had multiple collections and late payments accounts removed.
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2-3 disputes per month
Bureaus can ignore disputes
Video Credit Coaching
UNLIMITED disputes
per month
Bureaus cannot ignore disputes
Video Credit Coaching
2-3 disputes per month
Bureaus can ignore disputes
Video Credit Coaching
Frequently Asked Questions
For those who have a good credit history, removing negative accounts is more likely to result in a better credit score. For those with little to no positive credit, deleting negative accounts may not immediately result in a better credit score. However, it can make it easier to build good credit much faster.
Everyone’s credit is different. Some accounts may be deleted with your first dispute letter. Some accounts can require three to four rounds of disputes over three to four months. Some accounts will comply with accuracy requirements and remain on your credit report until they fall off in seven years.
If you’ve already disputed an account online without success, disputing an account again with physical letters using CreditRehab Pro does not create any problems. When you switch to physical letters with CreditRehab Pro, be sure to not dispute your accounts online again.
Online disputes can be effective but have some drawbacks. There’s no paper trail if you need to escalate your dispute. Physical dispute letters are still the preferred method for sending the most effective disputes.
It’s possible to experience a drop in your credit score if an older account is deleted. Your credit history makes up 15% of your overall credit score and deleting an account that you’ve had for a long time, even if it’s negative, can result in lowering your average account age.
Your CreditRehab Pro account is free. When using CreditRehab Pro to create and send dispute letters, you only pay for your 3 bureau credit report & score subscription (if you choose to link your 3 bureau credit reports through one of our credit monitoring partners) and for stamps to mail your dispute letters.
No. Sending multiple disputes on an account at the same time can create confusion with the credit bureaus. It may result in the credit bureau labeling the disputes frivolous and refusing to review your account. Also, The Fair Credit Reporting Act permits the credit bureaus and the creditor to discard disputes from credit repair companies. They cannot discard dispute letters sent by you.
CreditRehab Pro requires a complete three bureau credit report so you can dispute accounts and track your results with all three credit bureaus all at once in one online account. Credit Karma and other free credit reports only offer one or two credit reports and don’t export their credit data in digital format to CreditRehab Pro.
You can cancel your credit monitoring membership online at anytime by logging into your credit monitoring account and choosing the option to cancel, which can be found in the account details section of your credit monitoring account.