How to dispute like a PRO - The wrong vs. right way

I go over how to dispute like a pro - the wrong vs. right way. This works whether you've got late payments, charge-offs, repossessions, collections, foreclosures or even evictions. I show you why you don't want to use a template (and yes, I even show you one that I purchased specifically for this video so that there was no bias using one I'd written), how to write a correct dispute letter and the resulting proof of deletion.

The wrong way is using a template; the wrong way is using software; the wrong way is not being clear when listing what you're disputing; the wrong way is using a 609; the wrong way is using a VOD; the wrong way is being law-heavy. The right way: keep it simple: this is my issue, this is why it's wrong and (then justify it) it needs to be removed because this is seriously hurting my credit worthiness!

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