New! Tip for Dispute Letter Success

Last week, I was privileged to hear a lecture given by the highly influential and esteemed attorney Mr. Robby H. Birnbaum. Mr. Birnbaum practices before the CFPB, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), offices of state attorneys’ general, state banking and financial services departments and federal and state insurance regulators.

A primary take-away for me is that the credit bureaus now, in 2022, will not consider a dispute on the basis of “unfair.”

This strikes me as very odd, since a big portion of credit law is based on The FAIR and Accurate Credit Transactions Act that was passed by Congress and signed into law in 2003.

If you were reported as late unfairly due to illness, loss of income, pregnancy, a liar, a scammer, or anything else — the credit bureaus will not hear your cry of “Unfair!” Therefore, don’t put that word into your dispute letter.

What they WILL consider is a dispute based on one of the following:

  • Inaccurate
  • Incomplete
  • False
  • Incorrect information reporting
  • Erroneous
  • I don’t recognize this
  • Not mine
  • Outdated
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3 thoughts on “New! Tip for Dispute Letter Success

  1. Is you new book available yet ? And, is it a lot different for your current credit repair book ??

    1. Sheila, I am circling back to give you a better answer. I see that Monday is a holiday, so it will be Wednesday before I post officially on the blog. But if you don’t want to wait that long, you can go to the Amazon page and see now Credit Repair Mindset. It is very different from Repair Your Credit Like the Pros. This book is inspirational, fuel for your journey. It is how to think like the people who are successful with their finances think, and how to manage your finances like the people with A+ credit. The “Look Inside” feature allows you to read the first chapter.

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