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Credit Score Scale

http://www.videocreditscore.com – credit score scale – this video Q&A discusses various scoring system scales including the FICO score

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Accept Credit Cards Business – Financial Commerce – video

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Credit Card Business Services – Processing Machine – video

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Business Credit Card Set Up – Authorize.net Online Payment

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Visa Black Card 2010 (with cool Bacon Brothers dance song)

This video is about a pre-approved credit card offer I received from Visa Black Card. The annual fee for a person with one card is $495.00. It cost $195.00 each year for each additional cardholder. Music: “Peace Dance” by the Bacon Brothers (AudioSwap).

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Credit Scores Explained

Research has recently suggested that consumers who apply for loans and other forms of credit too often through comparison websites may risk damaging their credit rating.

It is estimated that 8.7 million people have bought financial products such as loans, credit cards and insurance through using comparison websites over the past year.

However, research shows that the sites could be leading consumers to adversely affect their credit rating as many of the comparison, or aggregator, sites concentrate on price rather than quality of service or suitability of a product.

As a result, consumers are drawn in to applying for unsuitable products and are therefore continuously rejected.

Although rejections are not held on a person’s credit record, applications for credit do show up as “footprints”.

Consumer affairs manager at credit rating company Experian, said: “All the applications you have made for credit over the past 12 months will show up on your credit report.

“When a lender carries out a credit check they will see those applications and if there are a large number of them it may make them think that you are desperate for credit, or it may even look as though someone has been fraudulently trying to apply for credit in your name,” he said.

The financial comparison site that commission the report, MoneyExpert.com, states on their website that 2.8 million people have made applications for 3.5 million financial products over the past year. Around 6 per cent of people have been rejected when applying for credit cards, mortgages and loans.

MoneyExpert.com has launched a credit profiling service that allows consumers to tailor their search so that only those credit providers whose lending criteria suits their credit rating appear on the list.

The profile is based on the consumer’s answers to questions about their history and no footprint is left on the consumer’s credit record.

Professionals in the financial industry are now calling on all comparison sites to offer a similar service. Customers must also be warned about the potential damage to credit rating that could be done by making too many applications.

Website’s should also improve their offer to consumers by being more transparent on fees and charges imposed by providers. They also need to broaden the focus of sites to include service and features other than price.

No one has an automatic right to credit, but if you are refused on the basis of your credit rating you can tackle the problem.

If the decision to refuse you credit was made by a computerised credit scoring system, you have the right to ask the lender to review the decision.

Most High Street lenders will make a decision on whether or not to grant you credit on the basis of information supplied by the UK’s two leading credit reference agencies – Experian and Equifax.

These two firms compile credit histories from a host of different sources such as:

· Data held by the agencies

· Electoral register

· County Court judgments

· Bankruptcy and administration orders

· Credit payment history

· House repossessions

Your record will be highlighted if you have had a large number of credit checks carried out. Everything from buying a freezer on an interest-free deal to opening a new credit card will leave an electronic footprint on your credit history.

However, the decision to refuse credit will be made by the lenders, based on their own criteria, but if you are refused credit you could check your credit history to make sure no mistakes have been made.

Within 28 days of your last contact about a credit deal, ask the lender for the name and address of the agency which provided the information. You can then write to the agency yourself and ask to see your information on their files.

To do this you will need to send a £2 fee, give your full name, address and postcode, as well as the details of your addresses over the past six years.

If you are a sole trader or partnership, give your business name and address in case your information is held under those details. The agency must then reply within seven days.

If you find the decision to refuse your credit was unjustified or wrong, and there is further relevant information which may change the lender’s mind, you can ask the lender how to go about having the decision reviewed.

You can ask for your credit history to be changed if it is incorrect or includes details about people with whom you no longer have financial connections with.

You can also have notes attached to explain certain periods in your history. However, you can’t get information removed just because you might find it embarrassing.

Most national newspapers advertise companies claiming they will repair your credit rating. However, these firms offer will charge a high fee.

You have the right to ask credit companies in writing, at any time, for a copy of your file. The Information Commissioner can provide consumer guidance leaflets with further advice.

Michael Challiner
http://www.articlesbase.com/loans-articles/credit-scores-explained-108023.html

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Recognizing Spam Scams Tutorial

Spam advertising for legitimate service and products is problematic enough. Although the issues that apply to the transmission and receipt of such spam are the same, the worst category of spam is for scams, hoaxes, and illegal schemes. Being aware of the common practices employed by spammers who are seeking to defraud you is essential to safeguarding your personal information, finances, and even your life. There are some very crooked people out there and you would be wise to stay on top of the most common schemes.

Most of us have heard of Pyramid schemes, also known as Ponzi schemes after the Italian immigrant in the 1920s who was convicted of such a ruse. This spam will come in the form of a great investment offer. It requires you to pay money for a membership, goods, or simply to “invest”. You will then receive much more money in return. That money comes from those that join after you. Your payments are distributed to those that joined before you. Eventually, the pyramid collapses because there are not enough new people joining to keep the money flowing. The only one who makes out is at the top of the pyramid – the spammer. The offer may not look like a pyramid scheme. It may be a chain letter email that you forward to others. It may ask you if you want to use your computer to send advertising to email addresses that they provide, for a fee. They will promise that these are “opt-in” addresses. Do not believe it. These are spammers trying to use you to spam others and promising that you will get paid for your efforts. Pyramid schemes are illegal and any spam that you believe may be one should be reported to the Federal Trade Commission.

Phishing is a practice used to defraud you of private and financial information. This is spam that looks like it came from a company that you do business with, like your bank or credit card company. It will urge you to follow the link in the email to update your account. When you follow that link, it will look just like the company’s website. As you log in or begin to fill out the form offered, the program is recording your keystrokes and everything is divulged. Your account numbers, user name, password, and/or social security number is now theirs. Never follow the given link in one of these emails, no matter how convenient. Simply access the website in the normal fashion in a separate window. Turn the spam over to the Federal Trade Commission if you find that it is fraudulent. There are email addresses available for the paypal scams and that email address is spoof@paypal.com

One of the most dangerous spam offers is the 4-1-9 scam, also known as the Nigerian Fee Fraud. The name 4-1-9 comes from the section of Nigerian penal code that deals with fraud schemes. The email may not reference Nigeria; instead it may purport to come from some other distant and foreign sounding country. The basics of the email are simple; you receive a badly written email from a government official, deposed ruler, or relative of a ruling family who needs your help. They have money, oil, gold, or heirlooms that they cannot access due to political reasons. If you will allow them to transfer large sums of money into your bank account, they will pay you a fee or let you keep all of it. How nice of them. All that they need you to do is give them your account number and bank transfer information, and maybe send them a fee to bribe some corrupt government official with. You will probably receive additional official looking correspondence and be asked to provide further documents, private information, and money – legal fees, of course. When they have had you on the hook long enough or believe that you may suspect that you’re being duped, they will clean you out and close up shop. In 2003, a Nigerian diplomat at the Embassy in Prague was shot and killed by a Czech citizen who had been defrauded by one of these 4-1-9 schemes. As a result, the State Department issued travel advisories to Americans seeking to go abroad to reclaim their life savings. Take these emails seriously and fax them to the US Secret Service when you receive them. Hopefully, they can shut down the spammer before they dupe someone else.

Keith Londrie
http://www.articlesbase.com/spam-articles/recognizing-spam-scams-tutorial-56001.html

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Importance Of Credit Repair

Credit repair is of immense importance and the need of the hour for all those who hold bad credit. Having bad or poor or sub-prime credit is like bearing a curse. Holders of bad or adverse credit are disadvantaged in all their loan or credit seeking ventures. They are either not provided the loans they apply for or they are made to pay higher interest rates and made to accept certain unfavorable terms while settling for their loans. Credit repair is the only way for them to be redeemed from the miseries of bad credit holding.

The special significance of credit repair stems from the fact that a consumer’s credit record or credit score is considered to influence his/her future purchasing power and eligibility of having any credit facilities in the future. Thus, lenders or creditors can feel confident in extending lower rates of interest and longer terms on credit card balances and all types of loans car loans, home loans.

for good credit score holders. On the other hand, in case of poor credit score holders, the creditors/lenders do not feel confident enough to provide loans fearing that such persons might be unable to repay. Even if they do extend loan facilities to such persons these loans are provided at higher and often exorbitant rates. Alongside other difficult terms of loan are set.

Advocating credit repair measures will not only improve your credit scores over time and start producing positive indications sooner but also help manage your credit and finances better. Common credit repair measures involving reduction in the number of credit cards used and closing down of old accounts not in use ensure better manageability of credit. Similarly, the credit repair measures of settling of all outstanding accounts and pending debts and paying out loans taken and bills in time will help organize your finances better too.

The usefulness of credit repair measures, however, depends to a great extent on your disciplined attitude with credit and finances and involves lot of hard work too. You need to persevere and overcome the temptation to fall back into further debts. There is also to be made special effort on your part to avoid bankruptcies, tax liens and collections.

If credit repair methods undertaken work out then you can soon find your finances and credit improving and becoming more manageable too. With time you can even obtain a bona fide credit report and confidently proceed to secure the loans you want and the credit you need.

Barney Garcia
http://www.articlesbase.com/finance-articles/importance-of-credit-repair-79839.html

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What's a Good Credit Score

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