How to Use Inaccuracies to Remove Negative Accounts From Your Credit Report

Todays' replay: You can get instant no opt-in free access to the Blatant Inaccuracies PDF at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1giSRkBjWkxlWAgD-MmYaaW6KnH5UMp64/view?usp=sharing. Follow along as we go over the difference between blantant inaccuracies and regular factual disputes for credit sweeps in addition to why it matters for removing negative accounts from your credit report. Learning how to do a credit sweep is not rocket science but I can definitely tell you that if it is not done the right way, you'll end up with more headaches than results and can do permanent damage. This is why this information is free and made available to you! Leave me a comment on this video letting me know what you're struggling with (related to fixing your credit) and I will see how I can fit it into my videos or what type of content I can provide to and for you. To learn more about how to remove collections, charge-offs, repossessions, late payments, foreclosures and public records, check out the Deep Dive Workshop at https://vargasrevolution.vipmembervault.com; this is the same place to get access to the free Subscriber Hub as well as find the dispute letter (software) creator apps. ✨ 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 🧙‍♀️ 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 Do you think it would be better to go after the Bureau's with squirt guns blazing? Or do you think it'd be better to go after them with the cannons? Well, some of you let me know in the comments that you don't understand blatant inaccuracies. And for that reason, we're going over this as well as the difference between those and factual based disputes, because you need to understand what is a squirt gun and what is a cannon when it comes to fighting the credit bureaus. Alright, so if you pause this here, go down into the description and click on the link, no opt in no email, pull it up with me and go over these examples so that you can understand exactly what I'm talking about. You can always do this later. Or you can just look at your screen or listen to me. Okay, so a blatant inaccuracy versus a factual dispute is very, very simple. Blatant is when you look at the account and without having to go date last active date, that's paid payments, that is detail, so on and so forth. You can look at that account, just say, Oh, my God, this is inaccurate, or this is a violation, this needs to be removed because of X. All right. So examples would be a different balance, right, you have capital one reported on all three bureaus, but you have what $15 On one bureau $22 On the other Bureau and zero on one, zero obviously means that it's paid. So if they report that it's paid, then why is there a $15 balance here and a $22 balance there, I can very simply say that this account was paid because x Bureau is reporting it as zero balance, and otherwise, it would actually have a balance, right. And of course, we would want to condense that with the facts be very, very simple, but I'm just explaining this so that you understand it. So each creditor should report the exact same balance, whether it's zero 15, or $22. Now, I also put an impact on here. So 10 out of 10 means that is a cannon. Okay, and so a one out of 10 would be something like open date. Okay. So just so that you understand what this impact is over here in the last column. Now pasty was kind of kind of the same, right? It's a nine out of 10 on the impact. And it follows the same structure that you want to have 1515 1520 to 2022, or 000. So if it's paid, obviously, there should be a zero if it was sold or transferred to another company, like a collector, then it should say zero. And you can use that same structure where, hey, if this is zero, even if it's unpaid, that obviously it means that it's paid. So delete that account for an accuracy right. Now, the third one is balanced on a sold account. What that means is that they no longer hold the count, but they're still reporting the balance, only the account holder or the owner should report the balance. So in the comments where it says transfer sold to another lender, or another company and other whoever, there should not be a pasty or there should not be a balance, okay, and that is definitely an eight out of 10. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Credit Sweep Dispute Letter Tactics Worksheet" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5O0mA8i2Wc -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-