66 Advanced Credit Sweep Dispute Letter Tactics You MUST Know

🔮 Tonight we have 66 advanced credit sweep dispute letter tactics and we're breaking down 2 of them in detail. Check out the rest at https://lynxshort.com/wjpuj (https://ask-kristin.samcart.com/products/advanced-tactics/). You can also schedule a call for a credit sweep at https://my740.com. Tactics you should know about to win against the credit bureaus and creditors: Advanced MOV request angry educated consumer factual follow up credit bureau checkmate technique creditor checkup for collection accounts debt validation dispute and settle fcba wish list method missing info on reinserted item tactic multi letter shuffle multiple disputes per item nervous nellie omission technique and more! We're breaking down 2 main dispute letter tactics that I use every day with my own clients ✨ Check out all 3 credit reports and scores with the same credit monitoring I show in my videos and use for my clients with IdentityIQ: ✨ https://member.identityiq.com/help-you-to-save-money.aspx?offercode=431134PT Or you can use Smart Credit (shows a 7 year payment history) at https://smartcredit.com/VargasConsulting 🧙‍♀️ GET HELP WITH YOUR CREDIT JOURNEY DIY awesome free tools, tutorials and downloads - https://vault.my740.com 🦸‍♀️ DFY credit sweep service free consultation 🦸‍♀️ https://my740.com Let's jump on a call and see if I can help! ⭐️ video notes Did you know that there's actually more than one way to dispute well tonight I've got 66 advanced dispute tactics for you. And the one that I'm sharing with you tonight is the date updated tactic. Now make sure to stay to the end of the video because I'm going to show you a bunch of other tactics that you can use to remove virtually any negative item on your credit report. And if you want to try this yourself, you can access all 66 down in the description and it's literally 250 pages of 66 dispute letter tactics and this is for removing all different native genotypes collections charge offs, repossessions, foreclosures, we have the 100 statements advanced mlv request tourney general complaints back to creditor tactic bank complaints, dispute regular round with the Bureau's creditor verification dispute and subtle factual follow up tactic fcba wish list method FCC complaints, indirect tactics we have the nervous Nellie no record no reporting repeat offenders tactic repo to year, so on and so forth. So anywho if you have negative items and you're struggling to get them removed, then use the link in the description and come over here and save 40% I don't know why I'm running this because that's basically giving it away for free but I created this taken directly out of my course and you're literally going to get all of these. Alright, so let's go over to the date updated tactic. Alright, and this is applicable for credit bureaus. Now just so you know, these others are applicable to bureaus, creditors and collectors. And you're also going to access one of the dispute tactic charts that will tell you which one is for. Alright, so let's go over and look at the date updated tactic. Now this is applicable, like I said, for credit bureaus. Now the D updated tactic is another angle for dealing with credit bureaus and disputes coming back as verified. You see, this is asked of me every single weaken, you can even see down in the comments. What do I do when it comes back? As verified? How do I move on to the next round? Well, this is based on a date that appears on a consumers credit report and known as the date updated. And this refers to the date that the item was last updated, right? If you watched my live this morning, I even talked about it, then the basic idea is that if an item is corrected or verified, the date updated for that item should change. And if it doesn't, then perhaps no investigation was actually done right. The date updated may be called several things depending on the bureau, so don't be worried. If you don't see it. On Equifax. It says item as of date reported. Experian says date of status. And TransUnion says DT updated. *I may receive compensation for external links, such as IdentityIQ