What is Credit App and How it Works?
An episode of the The Credit App podcast, hosted by Credit App, titled "What is Credit App and How it Works?" was published on April 19, 2024 and runs 1 minutes.
April 19, 2024 ·1m · The Credit App
Summary
The Credit App empowers contractors, small business owners, and sole proprietors to directly report defaults and nonpayment by their customers to the credit bureaus. By using TheCreditApp.org, you can avoid the need for expensive collection attorneys charging $200 per hour, as well as the hefty 30% fees typically charged by collection agents. Instead, you achieve the same outcome for a modest flat fee, investing only the time it would take to complete a contract with a debt collector. Learn more about The Credit App https://www.thecreditapp.org/credit-app here. How The Credit App Work?The process is straightforward: simply complete the new debtor form, submit the $99 fee, and await your customer's response. Upon submission, your customer receives immediate notification via email and text, informing them of the situation. Within a week, they receive a certified letter providing further details. They are then granted a two-week period to either settle the debt or dispute the claim. Failure to comply results in the outstanding balance being recorded on their credit report, adjacent to your company's name.
Episode Description
The Credit App empowers contractors, small business owners, and sole proprietors to directly report defaults and nonpayment by their customers to the credit bureaus. By using TheCreditApp.org, you can avoid the need for expensive collection attorneys charging $200 per hour, as well as the hefty 30% fees typically charged by collection agents.
Instead, you achieve the same outcome for a modest flat fee, investing only the time it would take to complete a contract with a debt collector. Learn more about The Credit App https://www.thecreditapp.org/credit-app here.
How The Credit App Work?
The process is straightforward: simply complete the new debtor form, submit the $99 fee, and await your customer's response. Upon submission, your customer receives immediate notification via email and text, informing them of the situation.
Within a week, they receive a certified letter providing further details. They are then granted a two-week period to either settle the debt or dispute the claim. Failure to comply results in the outstanding balance being recorded on their credit report, adjacent to your company's name.
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