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HOW TO REPORT CREDIT

Comprehensive Guide on How to Report Credit

Your credit report is a cornerstone of your financial well-being. It plays a crucial role in everything from securing loans and snagging favorable interest rates to renting an apartment or landing your dream job. Having a negative credit mark on your credit report can greatly impact your life in a negative way. This is the leverage that The Credit App provides to businesses to secure the payments they are owed after a completed job. Learn how to report credit.

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Why Should You Report Credit?

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When managing your small business, dealing with unpaid invoices, and non-paying customers can be challenging. Reporting credit activity can help you protect your business and maintain financial responsibility across your customer base. TheCreditApp.org is here to make the credit reporting process easier, giving you direct access to report to major credit bureaus, like Equifax, with just a few steps.

 

How to Report Credit to the Credit Bureaus

 

Getting set up as a data furnisher with one of the big three credit reporting companies, such as Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion is a daunting task for a small or medium sized business. This is why only large corporations have data furnishing contracts with the big three credit agencies. Getting a data furnishing contract with Experian or TansUnion requires reporting thousands of accounts per month and takes significant capital and manpower to keep up with the reporting and regulatory requirements. This is where The Credit App comes in. We aggregate the credit data from thousands of companies and report the data for them. This way all regulatory and compliance requirements are maintained and small business owners can report credit data without setting up an entire department to keep up with the requirements. ​​

Holding Non-Paying Customers Accountable: Reporting Delinquencies

 

Missed payments can significantly damage your bottom line, especially if you're a business owner or landlord dealing with non-paying customers. Fortunately, you have the right to report these delinquencies to the credit bureaus to help recover the payment and recoup your losses. 

 

  • Gather Evidence: Document the non-payment history with clear and verifiable proof of delinquency. This may include signed contracts, invoices, statements, and any communication attempts made to collect the outstanding amount. 

  • Report non-payment to The Credit App: First click the Start Reporting Credit tab at the top of the page. After you set up an account you can fill out the debtor's information and that information will go on their credit report. How the timeline works:

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  1. The day after you place the order the debtor receives notification of the pending negative credit mark via email, text, and shortly after they will receive a certified letter in the mail.

  2. They are given a grace period of two weeks to pay or resolve the issue.

  3. If they don't take any action to resolve the debt, then after four weeks it will be uploaded to the credit bureaus.

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​How to Report Credit Through Credit Reporting Services / Agency

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Reporting credit through credit reporting services ensures that credit bureaus receive up-to-date information on individuals or businesses, helping to build accurate credit profiles. If you’re a business owner, financial institution, or creditor, you should know how to report credit to maintain the integrity of the credit system.

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Collect Debt Faster: Report Overdue Debts Quickly and Securely via The Credit App

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Are you tired of chasing down unpaid invoices and late payments? TheCreditApp.org is here to help! We offer a fast, secure, and user-friendly online platform to report overdue debts and jumpstart your debt collection process.

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Why Report Credit Online?

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  • Save Time and Money: Traditional debt collection methods can be slow and expensive. TheCreditApp.org eliminates the need for lengthy paperwork or hiring external agencies, saving you both time and resources.

  • Increase Collection Rates: Early intervention is key for successful debt recovery. Our platform allows you to report overdue debts quickly, maximizing your chances of receiving full payment.

  • Simplified Process: Reporting debts with TheCreditApp.org is easy. Simply create a free account, enter your debtor's information, upload any supporting documents and place an order. Our user-friendly interface guides you through each step.

  • Enhanced Transparency: Track the progress of your reported debts in real time through your online account. Receive updates whenever there's a change to the status of your claim.​​

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Benefits of using The Credit App to report credit

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  • Fast and Secure Platform: Our platform utilizes industry-leading security protocols to ensure the safety and confidentiality of your information.

  • Nationwide Reach: TheCreditApp.org works throughout the United States, making it easier to collect debts no matter your debtor's location.

  • Compliance: We maintain compliance with all relevant state and federal regulations, ensuring a smooth and legal debt collection process.

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Start Recovering What's Yours Today! 

 

Don't let unpaid debts slow you down. Sign up for a free account on TheCreditApp and start experiencing the benefits of fast, secure, and efficient online debt collection.

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