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This service is a scam! They don't honor their gaurentee. At the end of 90 days they didn't remove anything they promised. They will create lies to prevent from honoring their 200 point increase gaurentee. This company is a waste of time and your hard earned dollars. Don't believe their lies!
didnt do anything for my credit at all. just 500.00 dollars lost. I wouldn't advise anyone to take this credit company seriously. They con you with the guarentee off 200 points to sucker you in and then trap you into their contract to scam money out of your pockets. Just a complete scam. RUN, RUN, RUN
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