Paragould AR Credit Repair And Funding Services With No Upfront Fees Launched
Oct 23, 2020
A Paragould credit repair firm has launched its expert services that provide reliable and transparent credit repair and fund matching with no advanced fees and hidden charges.
Paragould, United States - October 22, 2020 /PressCable/ —
A credit repair company in Paragould, Arkansas has launched its services that offer free credit repair and funding to businesses and individuals in the area.
More information is available at https://creditnerds.com
The company, CreditNerds, offers full credit repair and funding matching services that are provided free of charge to customers. It also offers a paid version of these services, which provides more information and options.
Its 100% free plan can help clients remove derogatory marks in their credit report. The company also offers a credit audit for a one-time payment of $97, which provides a full breakdown of all the items in one’s report. This breakdown also discusses how each item is affecting one’s score and the steps needed to address them.
CreditNerds’ free property funding service connects prospective borrowers to lenders at no cost to the former. For those looking to borrow money for personal and business purposes, the company also offers a traditional funding service that only charges a success fee of 9.99%.
In this funding service, CreditNerds assessors will work with the client closely to find the right lender that fits the client’s credit profile. The result of this service is a report showing which lenders are more likely to offer the best terms.
Moreover, this service only takes one to two days to process the application, and two to 14 days to receive the funds. Funding may come in the form of a credit card, personal line, check line, or an overdraft account.
The company explained that they are able to provide these free services through affiliate and partner relationships with institutions that help their clients reach their funding goals.
Feedback on CreditNerds’s services has been positive. “Love love love Credit Nerds. I had some old bad stuff on my report and with CreditNerds help my score jumped over 100points and keeps going,” said one reviewer on Facebook.
Credit Repair Review called CreditNerds “a solid choice for your credit repair needs”, adding that it offers transparent pricing, fast but realistic timeframes, and proven results based on its past performance.
Credit repair firms help clients improve their credit rating. Their role is to find credit reporting errors or questionable items and dispute them with the relevant organization on behalf of their clients.
More information about CreditNerds’s services and their benefits can be found at the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Eric Counts
Email: Send Email
Organization: CreditNerds.com
Address: 101 West Court Street Suite 2, Paragould, Arkansas 72450, United States
Phone: +1-877-614-6373
Website: https://www.creditnerds.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88981329
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