Question by joedustin: My Credit Card Dispute was reversed. Is there a way to still win? A Loophole?
I disputed a charge made by Hertz in Iceland through Citibank. Hertz charged me $ 264, but my rental was free due the use of frequent flyer points. I submitted paper work through a claim, and was reimbursed. Now 14 months later, i get a call from a collection agency stating that the charge was valid. They state “you filled the car with regular Gas, when it required Diesel Gas, so they are charging you for the repair.”

I have no memory of this, but it is possible i could have made this mistake. Is there any way to dispute this claim reversal? Why did it take them 14 months to tell me? I have asked for a copy of their repair reports in the meantime. They said they sent this info to Citibank in April last year, but I never saw anything.

Advice?

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Answer by Common Sense
This is not a court…you lost. That’s it. You should be upset with Citibank for not telling you.

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Is there any “initial” credit score?

Question by _maddog_: Is there any “initial” credit score?
I am from Brazil and I am moving in to US next month to work (legally). What will be my “initial credit score”? Will I be able to lease a car without any problems?

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Answer by bdancer222
You will start out with no score. To have a score, you have to have credit history.

You may have to get a secured credit card — you pay a deposit which is held as collateral for the line of credit. Use the card and pay it in full every month. In 6 months you’ll have a score — it won’t be very high. After a year, you can probably convert the secured account to a regular credit card or apply for a second credit card.

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Is there a standard web icon for “credit score”?

Question by Eric: Is there a standard web icon for “credit score”?
Can’t seem to find any standard across credit score sites…wondering if anybody has any thoughts.

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Question by amber b: Is there anyway to get things off the internet that require a “CREDIT CARD” without having and or using a cred
and or using a credit? Let alone a bank account you have to give your personal financial information to in order to receive anything you may be interested in, to further your own personal education on the subjects which you choose?

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Answer by satsuki
try to check if there is an option to telegraphic transfer of deposits to the retailers account. then fax the retailer a copy of your deposit slip

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Question by trekseattle: Is there a “standard” yahoo mail account other than the “family” account that needs a Credit card to acivate?
I tried to get a different email account and once everything was filled out it said “now go get your parents, we need a credit card”

I want another mail account but don’t want to be charged .50 cents on a credit card. And its really not about the money either. Is this the new rules for getting a yahoo email account?

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Answer by IWIU
I didn’t have to use a credit card to get my account.

are you sure you were really on the yahoo site, and not a phony site that looks like yahoo

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Question by dave t: Is there a legitimate website/Service to help repair bad credit?
I recently settled all my debts (many past due)
and would like to know if anyone
has had a good experience with any of the “credit repair” services

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Answer by Andrea Nick
In recent months I’ve made much improvement in the way I was working to fix my bad credit report. I needed to repair the damage that I had on my report. Unless you’ve been there, you have no idea how much your credit can drop when you have financial troubles. Fortunately I found good information that has helped me improve my credit. My financial situation changed drastically some months back. When I got back on my feet, financially it was a relief but the damage had been done.

One of the ways I was able to fix my bad credit report and start to repair the image my credit report was giving was by disputing. You may read a lot about disputing online but not all of that information is effective. You have to understand the process the dispute goes through and a little about the laws that have been established to protect you.

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Question by : Is there any kind of “Credit card” for kids where they can recharge it with money at the site or at a store?
I was looking some and it said you have to be over 16 but would a visa, chase, wells fargo, ETC. Gift credit card work the same way? As a credit card?
Ok so Say I have $ 10.38 Can I put that on or do I have to Pay an exact amount like one of those gift cards thats worth $ 10 $ 20 and other amounts. Can I put any amount on even if its only $ 2.49

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Answer by mosquitojammer
Yes prepaid M/C at Hess and can add money in store

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If all you knew about credit repair companies was learned gleaned from how they are portrayed in the media, you’d probably have a very low opinion of them. It seems like anytime a credit repair company gets mentioned in the news it is because they are being investigated or shut down. After a while you’d begin to think that there is no such thing as a legitimate credit repair organization.

There are problems in the credit repair industry. Too many people out there are preying on desperate consumers who will do almost anything to get a good credit score. When these companies get shut down it is a good thing. When media outlets warn people of the things to watch out for so they don’t become the victim of a credit repair scam, they are providing valuable information.

But where the media fails us is by never portraying the positive side of credit repair. You never hear stories from people who have had success with credit repair companies. You never get to read about the life altering results credit repair companies have produced for consumers time and time again. It is a shame. The fact of the matter is that for every story featuring a shady credit repair company, there could be dozens more featuring people who’s lives were completely turned around because of the assistance they received from a credit repair company.

But instead of telling both sides of the story, the media focuses only on the negative. But it goes even beyond that when talking about credit repair. It is common to find a story where someone has responded to a telephone pole ad or a flier promising to restore their credit, paid the company thousands of dollars upfront, and then gets nothing in return. Granted, this is a terrible thing and the people behind such a racket should be held accountable, but the way these stories invariably get reported is a disservice.

These news stories almost always follow the same format. They start by stating the who and what. Company A has been shut down for duping people out of money. But then the stories always devolve into the typical anti-credit repair messaging about how credit repair companies cannot do anything for you that you cannot do yourself (true, but they are probably much better at it), how accurate information must remain on your credit reports (accurate in this sense is very open to interpretation), and how disputing errors is as simple as filling out a form on the credit bureaus’ websites (something any credit repair expert will tell you is a bad idea).

It is because of the way these news stories end up that so many people get turned off from credit repair when the fact of the matter is that the companies these articles are written about have little to do with actual credit repair and whether or not the practice is legitimate. The things they are doing wrong (taking people’s money under false pretenses) would be wrong in any industry.

Because they are promising to clean up people’s credit, and credit repair is seen as a target, these companies are portrayed as what is wrong in the credit repair industry. If instead of promising to clean up people’s credit, these con artists were promising to take care of people’s lawns and then not fulfilling their promise, you certainly would be reading stories about how to avoid a lawn care scam and how there is nothing a lawn care specialist can do for you that you cannot do yourself. But when credit repair is involved, it becomes an issue with the whole industry and not just the individual offenders.

It is hard to have confidence in a service when you hear so much negative about it, but when it comes to using a credit repair company, doing so may be one of the best financial decisions you can make. You see, there are quality credit repair companies that would never think of taking your money and running. These are companies that have been around for decades, employ hundreds of people, and have helped millions with their credit troubles.

Hopefully, someday more light will be shed on these companies that are doing so much good for people, but for now it can be our little secret.

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