HOW IT WORKS

Three bureaus. One accurate picture.

We line up all three reports side by side, find every place they disagree, and challenge what can't be verified.

1. Cross-check all three bureaus

TransUnion

Often first to show new collections and address variations.

Experian

Frequently differs on dates of last activity and payment history grids.

Equifax

Common source of mismatched high balances and credit limits.

2. Metro 2 compliance audit

Furnishers report data in the Metro 2 format. When the same account reads differently across bureaus, at least one version is inaccurate. We flag:

Date of last activity

Drives how long a negative item can stay. A wrong date can illegally extend reporting.

High balance

An inflated high balance makes utilization look worse than it was.

Credit limit

A missing or low limit can spike your utilization ratio overnight.

Account status & payment grid

Late marks that differ by bureau mean at least one report is inaccurate.

Personal info & addresses

Unknown addresses can signal mixed files or identity issues.

3. Dispute rounds & timelines

Timelines are typical, not guaranteed. No one can legally promise specific results.