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The Truth About Advance-Fee Loan Scams
The truth about advance-fee loan scams, where you pay first and get the loan later. 1999 article from the Federal Trade Commission.
Erase Bad Credit
Erase Bad Credit. The ad claims, "Erase bad credit or reduce payment to your creditors!" What's true and what's hype? I'm Shirley Rooker for the
Council on Legal Education Opportunity - American Bar Association
In some instances, your own bad credit (or lack of credit) can be compensated for by having a person with a better credit rating co-sign
Erase Bad Credit
The ad claims, "Erase bad credit or reduce payment to your creditors!" What’s true and what’s hype? I'm Shirley Rooker for the Federal Trade Commission.

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*In finance, credit refers to lending. It is also the archetypal unit of currency in science fiction.
*In accounting, '''credit''' refers to the type of book-keeping entry that mirrors debits; ''see'' double-entry book-keeping.
*In education, credit refers to academic coursework.
*In creative arts, including writing, credit refers to acknowledging the ideas or other work of contributors.
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Bad Credit: A term used to describe a poor credit rating. Common practices that can damage a credit rating include making late payments, skipping payments, exceeding card limits or declaring bankruptcy. Bad Credit can result in being denied credit.
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Bad Credit is a credit rating term. If you've defaulted on a loan or missed a credit card payment then financial companies may label you as a bad credit risk. This can make it more difficult to arrange loans or other finance, and usually means you will pay more interest on any loan you take out.
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A negative rating from the credit reporting agencies. Many factors can contribute to someone getting a "bad credit" rating, among these are non-payment of an account or late payments over an extended length of time. Whether non-payment of an account is willful or due to financial hardship, the result can be the same, a negative rating. However, lenders are more willing to work with individuals if the person contacts the lender to let them know they are having problems meeting their commitment to pay.
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