I feel compelled to share my experience with Credit Pros, a credit repair company, in hopes that it might prevent others from falling into the same trap my girlfriend and I did.
About a year ago, both of us were looking for ways to improve our credit scores. We came across Credit Pros, who promised to help remove negative items from our credit reports. The idea of having a better credit score, which could lead to better loan rates, more opportunities for housing, and overall financial freedom, was incredibly appealing. Unfortunately, the reality was far from what was promised.
In under a year, we collectively paid Credit Pros a total of $2150. This substantial investment led us to expect significant improvements in our credit reports. However, after nearly 11 months, we found that only one negative item had been removed from each of our credit reports. This result was shockingly underwhelming and certainly not worth the amount of money we invested.
Paying $2150 for the removal of just one negative item feels exorbitant and deeply unfair. When we signed up for their services, we were full of hope and trust in their expertise. But as months passed, our optimism turned into frustration. The lack of substantial results, coupled with the high cost, has left us feeling scammed.
Our experience with Credit Pros serves as a stark reminder that not all credit repair services deliver on their promises. It's a lesson learned the hard way about the importance of thoroughly researching such companies and managing expectations about what they can realistically achieve.
I'm sharing this story in the hope that it might help others make more informed decisions. Please, if you're considering Credit Pros or any similar service, think carefully and perhaps look for more reliable and cost-effective ways to manage and repair your credit.
6 months of having them take money from us, limited results and then the items pop back up on my credit reports. I told the lender who sent me to The Credit Pros Jason M. Kaplan to stop sending customers her way. My real estate agent as well. I looked up the guidelines for the FTC found them to be collecting money every month and not doing anything. Checking my status isn't working for me any more. You must understand from my experience is a Jason M. Kaplan is a total SCAM!!!!!! I reported them to the FBI and Local District Attorney's office. I hope the government shuts them down.Estimates show has an annual revenue of $100,000.If you have been scammed by Jason M. Kaplan Credit workshops or credit repair scams please contact the FBI and Attorney General of New Jersey or what ever state Jason M. Kaplan may hide in. He consistantly Lies on his radio shows. and spamms the internet. After careful investigation, the Affilate programs are scams taking clients and not returning them for any loans at all. The credit pros are guilty of taking hard working peoples money for his own personal gain.These people prey on those people who are having hard times - they are parasites and should be shut down
The pay per deletion model is a scam because items deleted come back after a certain amount of time. Aviod at all cost and contact the attorney general or the FBI. Nothing can be charged upfront according to the FTC but Jason M. Kaplan and Credit Pros charge an upfront signup which is coined first work fee. Still violates the Law, This company goes by many different names because it has to keep changing them to scam people.
Deletion of verifiable accounts is wrong, and they will pop back up every time.
I was referred to Credit Pros to remove items from my credit report so I could get a home loan. They were supposed to raise my credit score 100 points in 120 days. I paid $446 for 4 months work. They said they removed 6 items but several of them were just old addresses. The other ones they removed were added back to my credit report this month. They say they give 100% refund if you are unsatisfied. I told them I was and they refused to give me any refund. Do not waste your money on this company. I could have raised my score myself by paying the $446 to my closed accounts.
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I feel compelled to share my experience with Credit Pros, a credit repair company, in hopes that it might prevent others from falling into the same trap my girlfriend and I did.
About a year ago, both of us were looking for ways to improve our credit scores. We came across Credit Pros, who promised to help remove negative items from our credit reports. The idea of having a better credit score, which could lead to better loan rates, more opportunities for housing, and overall financial freedom, was incredibly appealing. Unfortunately, the reality was far from what was promised.
In under a year, we collectively paid Credit Pros a total of $2150. This substantial investment led us to expect significant improvements in our credit reports. However, after nearly 11 months, we found that only one negative item had been removed from each of our credit reports. This result was shockingly underwhelming and certainly not worth the amount of money we invested.
Paying $2150 for the removal of just one negative item feels exorbitant and deeply unfair. When we signed up for their services, we were full of hope and trust in their expertise. But as months passed, our optimism turned into frustration. The lack of substantial results, coupled with the high cost, has left us feeling scammed.
Our experience with Credit Pros serves as a stark reminder that not all credit repair services deliver on their promises. It's a lesson learned the hard way about the importance of thoroughly researching such companies and managing expectations about what they can realistically achieve.
I'm sharing this story in the hope that it might help others make more informed decisions. Please, if you're considering Credit Pros or any similar service, think carefully and perhaps look for more reliable and cost-effective ways to manage and repair your credit.
6 months of having them take money from us, limited results and then the items pop back up on my credit reports. I told the lender who sent me to The Credit Pros Jason M. Kaplan to stop sending customers her way. My real estate agent as well. I looked up the guidelines for the FTC found them to be collecting money every month and not doing anything. Checking my status isn't working for me any more. You must understand from my experience is a Jason M. Kaplan is a total SCAM!!!!!! I reported them to the FBI and Local District Attorney's office. I hope the government shuts them down.Estimates show has an annual revenue of $100,000.If you have been scammed by Jason M. Kaplan Credit workshops or credit repair scams please contact the FBI and Attorney General of New Jersey or what ever state Jason M. Kaplan may hide in. He consistantly Lies on his radio shows. and spamms the internet. After careful investigation, the Affilate programs are scams taking clients and not returning them for any loans at all. The credit pros are guilty of taking hard working peoples money for his own personal gain.These people prey on those people who are having hard times - they are parasites and should be shut down
The pay per deletion model is a scam because items deleted come back after a certain amount of time. Aviod at all cost and contact the attorney general or the FBI. Nothing can be charged upfront according to the FTC but Jason M. Kaplan and Credit Pros charge an upfront signup which is coined first work fee. Still violates the Law, This company goes by many different names because it has to keep changing them to scam people.
Deletion of verifiable accounts is wrong, and they will pop back up every time.
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I was referred to Credit Pros to remove items from my credit report so I could get a home loan. They were supposed to raise my credit score 100 points in 120 days. I paid $446 for 4 months work. They said they removed 6 items but several of them were just old addresses. The other ones they removed were added back to my credit report this month. They say they give 100% refund if you are unsatisfied. I told them I was and they refused to give me any refund. Do not waste your money on this company. I could have raised my score myself by paying the $446 to my closed accounts.