Have you seen your credit report recently?  And if yes, how? Free apps such as credit Karma,  they provide pointers, but you really need to look deeper to see the report in its entirety.

Go to our page: https://thecreditbureau.com/consumers-credit-reports/  where you can monitor your report.  Using our report will not affect your score negatively.

To remove fraudulent items, you need to diligently follow the directions below:

1. File a police report with your local police.  Make a few copies of the police report and keep them handy.
2. Continue to view your report regularly and pick out anything that seems strange – make a note of them.
3. Write a letter to the credit reporting agencies.  Your cover letter should include your name, phone number, address, social security number, and the fraudulent charges spelled out in detail.
4. Mail the cover letter with a copy of the police report and a copy of the page of the credit report that has the fraudulent charge.  Include a copy of your Driver’s license and social security card.
5. Mail three copies preferably by registered mail to each of the bureau’s addresses below:

Equifax P.O. Box 740256 Atlanta, GA 30374-0256, 800-685-1111

Experian P.O. Box 9701 Allen, TX 75013 , 888-397-3742

Trans Union, P.O. Box 1000, Chester, PA 19022, 800-909-8872

Within a 30 day period, you will receive a copy of your credit report from the three credit reporting agencies.  When you receive your credit report, examine each line and make sure they have removed the fraudulent charge. Also, there are instructions on how to reach the bureaus if you still need help.

Refer to our blog for further questions: https://thecreditbureau.com/video-blog-2/

We believe if you follow the steps above, you can resolve your issues.