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Credit expert meets with U.S. Senator to discuss credit crisis Douglas Muir will offer insight into the credit industry WASHINGTON, DC – Sen. Carl Levin’s office will meet with Douglas Muir, the founder and chief executive officer of Credit Justice Services (CJS), to examine the current credit crisis facing American consumers. Levin is actively looking for additional information about the credit industry during a series of U.S. Senate Subcommittee meetings that are examining unfair credit card practices.CJS is a credit report verification and repair agency that uses interactive software to remove negative items from individual credit reports. On average, CJS clients see credit score increases of 50 to 100 points. CJS has helped more than 17,000 consumers improve their credit since 2004. Muir will provide Levin with details on credit bureau inaccuracies and how those mistakes affect credit scores.
“I’m excited to meet with Sen. Levin’s staff to share my knowledge and understanding of the credit industry,” Muir said. “For years I worked on the collection side of the industry, and I saw the numerous mistakes that each of the three credit bureaus regularly make.
That’s why I was inspired to start CJS.” Muir’s company has trademarked its repair process called The 75-Day Credit Makeover™, and CJS representatives work with clients to clean up their credit quickly.
Most of the other big internet credit repair companies charge a monthly fee with anundetermined deadline, but CJS’ business model is different. Clients are charged only for inaccurate line items, and the process takes just 75 days.
“Eight out of ten credit reports contain inaccurate information, and the American people are paying for the credit bureaus’ mistakes,” Muir said. “Combine those mistakes with unfair and unregulated credit card practices, and it’s almost impossible for the average American to get out of debt.”
Muir is an advocate for consumer credit rights and founded CJS in 2004. He speaks nationally to mortgage, real estate and finance professionals about how to help their clients achieve the credit scores they legally deserve. The impressive response has propelled CJS into 36 US states, Puerto Rico, St. Croix and St. Thomas.
CJS is a credit report verification and repair agency that uses interactive software to remove negative items from individual credit reports. On average, CJS clients see credit score increases of 50 to 100 points. CJS has helped more than 17,000 consumers improve their credit since 2004. Muir will provide Levin with details on credit bureau inaccuracies and how those mistakes affect credit scores.
“I’m excited to meet with Sen. Levin’s staff to share my knowledge and understanding of the credit industry,” Muir said. “For years I worked on the collection side of the industry, and I saw the numerous mistakes that each of the three credit bureaus regularly make.
That’s why I was inspired to start CJS.” Muir’s company has trademarked its repair process called The 75-Day Credit Makeover™, and CJS representatives work with clients to clean up their credit quickly.
Most of the other big internet credit repair companies charge a monthly fee with anundetermined deadline, but CJS’ business model is different. Clients are charged only for inaccurate line items, and the process takes just 75 days.
“Eight out of ten credit reports contain inaccurate information, and the American people are paying for the credit bureaus’ mistakes,” Muir said. “Combine those mistakes with unfair and unregulated credit card practices, and it’s almost impossible for the average American to get out of debt.”
Muir is an advocate for consumer credit rights and founded CJS in 2004. He speaks nationally to mortgage, real estate and finance professionals about how to help their clients achieve the credit scores they legally deserve. The impressive response has propelled CJS into 36 US states, Puerto Rico, St. Croix and St. Thomas.
CJS is a credit report verification and repair agency that uses interactive software to remove negative items from individual credit reports. On average, CJS clients see credit score increases of 50 to 100 points. CJS has helped more than 17,000 consumers improve their credit since 2004. Muir will provide Levin with details on credit bureau inaccuracies and how those mistakes affect credit scores.
“I’m excited to meet with Sen. Levin’s staff to share my knowledge and understanding of the credit industry,” Muir said. “For years I worked on the collection side of the industry, and I saw the numerous mistakes that each of the three credit bureaus regularly make.
That’s why I was inspired to start CJS.” Muir’s company has trademarked its repair process called The 75-Day Credit Makeover™, and CJS representatives work with clients to clean up their credit quickly.
Most of the other big internet credit repair companies charge a monthly fee with anundetermined deadline, but CJS’ business model is different. Clients are charged only for inaccurate line items, and the process takes just 75 days.
“Eight out of ten credit reports contain inaccurate information, and the American people are paying for the credit bureaus’ mistakes,” Muir said. “Combine those mistakes with unfair and unregulated credit card practices, and it’s almost impossible for the average American to get out of debt.”
Muir is an advocate for consumer credit rights and founded CJS in 2004. He speaks nationally to mortgage, real estate and finance professionals about how to help their clients achieve the credit scores they legally deserve. The impressive response has propelled CJS into 36 US states, Puerto Rico, St. Croix and St. Thomas.
CJS is a credit report verification and repair agency that uses interactive software to remove negative items from individual credit reports. On average, CJS clients see credit score increases of 50 to 100 points. CJS has helped more than 17,000 consumers improve their credit since 2004. Muir will provide Levin with details on credit bureau inaccuracies and how those mistakes affect credit scores.
“I’m excited to meet with Sen. Levin’s staff to share my knowledge and understanding of the credit industry,” Muir said. “For years I worked on the collection side of the industry, and I saw the numerous mistakes that each of the three credit bureaus regularly make.
That’s why I was inspired to start CJS.” Muir’s company has trademarked its repair process called The 75-Day Credit Makeover™, and CJS representatives work with clients to clean up their credit quickly.
Most of the other big internet credit repair companies charge a monthly fee with anundetermined deadline, but CJS’ business model is different. Clients are charged only for inaccurate line items, and the process takes just 75 days.
“Eight out of ten credit reports contain inaccurate information, and the American people are paying for the credit bureaus’ mistakes,” Muir said. “Combine those mistakes with unfair and unregulated credit card practices, and it’s almost impossible for the average American to get out of debt.”
Muir is an advocate for consumer credit rights and founded CJS in 2004. He speaks nationally to mortgage, real estate and finance professionals about how to help their clients achieve the credit scores they legally deserve. The impressive response has propelled CJS into 36 US states, Puerto Rico, St. Croix and St. Thomas.
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