Free Credit Report No Credit Card Required
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As a U.S. Citizen, you can get a Free Credit Report No Credit Card Required. You can make this request every 12 months from the top 3 consumer credit reporting agencies: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. This is made possible under The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act).
Now you don't have to spend a dime to get your Free Credit Report No Credit Card Required. Experian, Equifax and TransUnion is directly sponsoring this - so you won't be dealing with any middleman to receive your 3 free credit reports.
When you receive your credit report, you're legally entitled to dispute errors and mistakes that you disagree with. Be Advised: It is the your creditor's responsibility to provide written proof that you have outstanding debt with them. Creditors have a limited amount of time to provide proof of debt (around 45 days or so once your dispute is filed). If they do not provide written proof that you owe the alleged debt within the time allowed to them, then that negative item must be eliminated off your report. That is credit law!
Another reason to check your credit report is because outdated items could be there that should have been long gone. Generally, negative items should be automatically removed from your credit after Seven years and bankruptcies Ten. But sometimes this does not always take place . View your Credit Profile today. You can get a copy of your Free Credit Report No Credit Card Required @ http://AnnualCreditReport.com
Free Annual Credit Report
- Free Credit Report PLUS Credit Scores
Credit Reports only reveal so much - You'll eventually need to know your Credit Scores as well...
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Yeah Joe a lot of people still don't Know about they can get a Free credit report. Maybe oneday a law will be passed that provides Free credit scores too, but for now we all still have to pay for that. Oh well...
I did know about this already, but it was a great reminder, since it has been a year since I last requested it. Thanks...great hub!
Sounds like it's time to request an updated report. It's good to do this at least once a year - or more if possible. Thanks for dropping by.











Joe Sellers says:
8 months ago
Nice hub. A lot of people are fooled by these companies that say free credit report only to find out they have to pay for a monthly program.