Question : Should I start a credit repair service?
I have been aswering questions for people on and off of the Internet and I have gotten at least twelve people asking me to help them with their finances. I am thinking it might be worth it to start a credit repair company. Most people are willing to pay $50 -$70 a month for my services. What should I do?
- asked by shai
All Answers:
Answer #1
I have a buddy who started a business where hewill take a person's credit report and dispute allof the charges for you, file the paperwork, etc.He says on average creditors don't respond withinthe required 30 days about 80% of the time. Hecharges about $200 for this service and makes avery nice living. Go for it!
- answered by Loren M
Answer #2
you can have your own credit repair businesswithour company. We pay you $200 per transactionor sale. You will get a website like this one
http://wtecreditrepair.com Also you get your ownmortgage company, real estate training and more.To sign up go to
http://rstinson.prowealthresults.com and you haveto upgrade to take advantage of all these offers.
- answered by stinsonreginald
Answer #3
Go to
http://www.score.org/ to find the nearestSCORE chapter. Contact them to arrange for a freeone on one meeting with a SCORE counselor abouthow to start a credit repair service.SCORE is anonprofit organization. They provide a publicservice by offering small business advice andtraining. .SCORE's 10,500 volunteers have morethan 600 business skills. Volunteers share theirwisdom and lessons learned in business. Thevolunteers are working/retired business owners,executives and corporate leaders.
- answered by Gerald S
Answer #4
credit repair services are rip-offsDo you reallywant to rip-off money who can't affordto pay theirbills already?
- answered by Screaming Eagle
Answer #5
I'd forget it... it's like taking advantage ofpeople who aren't aware that FREE help isavailable to them. Do something that creates someexcitement for you... and you'll sleep better atnight knowing you're not ripping people off.
- answered by Mike S
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measure and fulfill your financial needs
