Tuesday, March 17, 2009

When it comes to your credit, if it sounds too good to be true, it is


These days, consumers are more concerned than ever about their credit score and credit history. As such, it's not surprising that any consumer with a less-than-perfect credit history would jump at the opportunity to have negative information on their credit history removed - an that's just what a few companies advertised that they could do (for only a small fee of up to $2,000).

Unfortunately, it was too good to be true - not only is removing any information from a credit history not possible, it is also seriously illegal for a company to advertise that they could provide such a service. Seven companies who have advertised such a service have been charged by the FTC of violating federal law, and will seek restitution for the unlucky consumers swindled by this scam.

Source:

Feds Charge Seven Credit Repair Companies With Deceiving Customers

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