Getting in debt to solve credit problems is not the answer. Companies that ask you to repeatedly write credit bureaus to seek verification of information that has already been proven accurate. Companies that hesitate to give out their address or only release a P.O. Box number. Companies that push you to make an immediate decision. Take the time to read all paperwork, especially any contracts that may be involved.
Hasty decisions can be dangerous.
Credit repair businesses that function in manners similar to these could be breaking the law. Keep in mind that there are many non-profit organizations that are helping consumers find solutions to their credit problems everyday. If you have other questions, contact The Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs for more information.