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bureau that provided it, within 30 days of being turned 
down.  
Check to see whether the information in your credit report 
is accurate and complete. You are entitled by law to correct 
inaccurate information that appears in your credit bureau 
file. Bureau of Consumer Protection Office of Consumer & 
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Guerrilla Tactics That Will Give You A Good Credit Rating
Learning How To Get Connected With Good Credit
Obtaining credit can be incredibly easy or extremely 
difficult. Once you have established credit, it can open 
doors of opportunity you never even considered being a 
possibility. Credit can allow you to take the dream vacation 
of a lifetime, drive a luxury car, dress in the latest 
fashions, achieve the American dream of owning your own 
home, or starting your very own business. 
The fact is, now that society has rapidly shifted into the 
fast-lane of being a cash-less society, it would be almost 
unthinkable not to have credit. People who have the 
misfortune of losing their good credit rating in today's 
world, will most certainly immediately begin to feel like 
social outcasts. It is a very traumatic experience when 
people find out something is wrong with their credit. 
Millions of people have been, and will continue to be 
notified they now have bad credit. Many don't seem to 
understand how it all came about! What they do know, 
however, is that all of a sudden they aren't as well-off as 
someone who still has their good credit.  
Without good credit, people soon discover it's difficult to 
just keep up with the no-frills, everyday existence items 
that are needed. Unless an individual knows how to improve, 
increase and repair their own credit, they will have to 
overcome many obstacles. Most people don't have the 
slightest idea of where to begin. But once you read the 
following "GUERRILLA TACTICS" you will learn how to quickly 
improve and repair your good credit starting Today!  
To Put Your Plan In Motion You Must Know Who The Credit 
Reporting Agencies Are  
Credit Bureaus are extremely powerful organizations. Going 
against a credit reporting agency is almost like a military 
encounter. Fortunately, once you're armed with the Guerrilla 
Tactics provided in this report, you can rise to the 
occasion of winning both the battle and the war! In the 
beginning it may appear as if Credit Bureaus have the 
advantage.  
After all, if you are an adult living in America, the 
overwhelming odds are that a credit bureau somewhere knows 
who you are, where you live, the name of every employer you 
ever worked for, how many times you applied for credit, how 
many times you were denied or approved, and how many time 
you were late in making a payment.  
Similarly, it's all in a credit report that once accessed by 
a subscriber, will tell them whether or not you should 
receive additional credit. The ultimate decision is arrived 
at by looking at the entries in your file.  
Major Credit Reporting Agencies 
1) Chilton Creditmatch Systems, 12606 Greenville Ave., 
Dallas, TX 75243  
2) CIB "Credit Bureau Inc."/EQUIFAX, P.O. Box 4091, Atlanta, 
GA 30302  
3) Pinger Systems/Associated Credit Services Inc., 652 E. 
North Belt, Ste. #400, Houston, TX 77060  
4) TRW Credit Information, 505 City Parkway West, Orange, CA 
92667  
To Achieve Your Credit Goals, You Have To Obtain Your Credit 
Report And Then Attach With Precision!  
There are approximately 5,000 credit reporting and 
collection agencies operating in the United States today. If 
a credit problem exists it may or may not be brought to your 
attention. For example, damaging inquiries and variations 
may appear in your file without your knowledge. However, if 
you apply for credit and there is a problem whereby you were 
rejected, you would be notified by the lender and told that 
the credit application denial was the result of a credit 
bureau report. If you either know or suspect you have a 
credit problem, there is no way to know what you are up 
against unless you get a copy of your credit report. This is 
where any major roadblock to getting credit will surface.  
Even before you attempt to obtain or increase credit lines, 
you should first obtain all credit reports that are 
available on you. You can accomplish that by calling for one 
or more of the credit bureaus listed and asking for your 
credit report. There may be a small fee for this service. 
However, if your application for credit is denied by a 
creditor, then you can receive a credit report at no charge 
from the credit reporting agency.  
We recommend that you do not wait until a credit card 
company, bank, or other lender denies your application for 
credit, before you obtain the report. Even if you don't 
suspect a problem, you should get a credit report on 
yourself just to identify any false of incorrect information 
that has been entered into your file. Damaging computer 
errors, human entry errors, incorrect social security 
numbers, addresses, employers, and income errors happen all 
the time. At the very least, you should make certain you 
haven't become the victim of computer error.  
Accelerating Your Credit Approval By Matching & Controlling 
Connections  
Bankers and lenders in a certain geographic area usually 
turn to one credit reporting agency. There are many, 
however, that subscribe to more than one. That can work in 
your favor because in many cases your complete credit 
history may never be accessed by a credit bureau located in 
another area. Your credit file could list multiple damaging 
information in one credit report, but never show up in 
another! By obtaining your credit reports in advance, you 
will know which lender to approach for credit. All you have 
to do is ask!  
How To Activate A Banker's Desire To Force Money Into Your 
Hands!  
By applying for credit through a bank of other lender that 
subscribes to a credit reporting agency outside the area, 
there's every reason to believe that some damaging 
information will not appear in your file. Remember, the only 
way bankers and lenders can survive is to extend credit to 
consumers. By taking steps to sidestep one credit report 
that has negative entries, and taking advantage of another 
that show you as a good credit risk, creditors will 
practically force hard cash into your hand.