
National Society of Credit Restoration
The National Society of Credit
Restoration is commonly referred to as NSCR, a national
membership based association that offers you everything
you'll need to restore your credit standing and regain
financial freedom.
While there are many companies who brand themselves as
credit repair organizations, most of them lack the legal
clout and experience necessary to adequately represent
your dispute efforts. "Credit Repair" has not been
kind to the American Consumer. In fact, the name
is synonymous with fraud. This is the stigma faced
by NSCR as we offer our Members a legal alternative to
"Credit Prison".
Disputing a credit report is easy. However,
getting results from the credit bureaus as a layperson
is amazingly difficult, complex, and infuriating.
The Federal Trade Commission receives more complaints
against credit bureaus than any other type of business.
Remember, the credit bureaus are primarily interested in
protecting their profits. Investigation consumer
disputes consumes these profits. Sparking a mass
number of lawsuits, the bureaus do everything in their
power to impede your progress with credit restoration.
Restoring your own credit is like repairing your own
transmission or representing yourself in court; it is
possible, but you have to be willing to invest the time
to learn the processes, assume the risks of inexperience
and realize that it will probably take you longer and
you be less effective than a professional.
A recent survey by an independent research group
revealed that more than 70% of credit reports contained
mistakes and errors. The prevalence of errors has
lead to consumer protection legislation that allows
consumers to challenge the bureaus and force the removal
of inaccurate, outdated or unverifiable information.

Are You Skeptical?
Let us prove our capabilities to you. Take advantage of
our free credit report review and strategic legal
proposal. Send us recent copies of your credit reports.
(We will gladly help you obtain them if needed.)
We Will Provide To You, At NO COST or Obligation:
If you are financing a car and have bad credit, you are
probably paying thousands of dollars more than you would
pay once you had restored your credit. This extra
interest shows up every month in a dramatically
higher payment. One of the first things that our
members often do once they have restored their credit is
to refinance their automobile for a fraction of their
current payment or buy twice the car at nearly the same
payment.

Automobile Financing
Home Financing
The "American Dream" of owning your home is out of reach
for most people with credit problems. As you see
below, even mildly damaged credit will cost a small
fortune in additional interest. This forces credit
challenged consumers to raise families in less desirable
neighborhoods and to pay off someone else's mortgage for
them, with only several years worth of rental receipts
to show for it.
