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Cure My Score has been helping consumers since 2008.

Cure My Score has always done its best to offer the most resources possible while keeping their billing affordable. There are plenty of companies to choose from so just be sure to understand what you are signing up for (always watch for fine print regarding the billing terms, items they will work on and their cancellation policy). It is a good idea to read past client reviews, from a number of sources as some sites get paid to only post good reviews, to get a sense of what you are signing up for.

Cure My Score never charges a consumer until after we complete the agreed upon work. We charge $89 after we complete our first cycle of work and then $89 after for each monthly cycle of work we complete.

Like it or not, we live in a world that uses credit scores. Credit scores focus on risk. The lower a credit score, the higher the risk of a future missed payment. The higher the risk of a future missed payment, the higher the interest rate to compensate for the additional risk (assuming you get approved at all). Higher interest rates equal less money to consumers and higher profits to the banks and insurance companies.

The answer is yes but not everyone. We only accept consumers into our program who are financially able to pay all of their current obligations (bills),are serious about their credit and willing to work hard to improve their credit. Our clients quickly understand that we are not responsible for their credit scores, they are. If this is you, give us a call and good things should follow.

Many of our clients are surprised by our answer. The answer is ZERO. While we have helped thousands of clients in their pursuit of higher credit scores, their scores don’t belong to us, they belong to them. We provide every resource we can to help each of our clients but success can only come from each individuals actions.

Not exactly. We are neither magiciansnor perform miracles. We simply know credit and what is needed to improve it. For those who are serious about taking control of their own credit, good things will follow.

We learned many years ago that credit scoring does not come with instructions. We often see consumers who attempted to improve their credit only to achieve lower credit scores. We teach our clients what unique actions they should take to improve their credit scores. In addition to teaching our clients how credit works, we assist with the credit repair on any accounts they feel are misleading, inaccurate, not theirs or outdated.

The short answer is not often. Since 2008, we have been helping our clients get corrections and deletions on accounts that they identify as inaccurate, not theirs or outdated.

We do not limit the type of accounts we work on. Any account that our client indicates as being inaccurate, not theirs or outdated can be worked on. These include current accounts, charge-offs, repossessions, foreclosures, short sales, collections, tax liens, judgments, late payments, inquiries and wrong identifiers (names, addresses, social security numbers and birthdates).