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Corey Threet
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Cleaning up my credit score.

Corey Threet
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hey! So I'm 21 from Buffalo, NY and awhile back I wanted to establish credit so I put a Verizon bill in my name. Without goin into too much detail, I owe them (through no fault of my own) $232. I spoke with a representative and they offered to settle it at $179. Is this reliable and if so how can I get rid of the strike on my credit score. Right now it's 499. What do you think is the best way to fix my credit score? I need to know asap before I call them tomorrow and pay it.

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Troy Fisher
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Troy Fisher
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You want to ask for a PFD... Pay For Deletion. But if your credit score is 499, this is probably the least of your worries and should find a credit consultant to help you figure out how best to solve your credit issues. You need a minimum of 620 for a FHA.

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