Professional, Personal Credit Repair Services

You will need a paid subscription, ideally with Experian, for EZ Credit King to fully analysis your credit report.

The free version of Experian only lets you view a limited portion of your credit report and doesn’t permit any changes or requests. For full access and detailed analysis, a paid subscription is necessary.

NO. All information is strictly & highly confidential between the client & EZ Credit King. Your information will never be sent, seen, or sold to any other compaines.

The 3 major credit bureaus are as follows:

• Experian ->
• Equifax ->
• Transunion ->

Improving your credit score can vary in time depending on several factors. Typically, changes to your credit report can be reflected in your credit score within 30 days. However, the exact timing can depend on how quickly the credit bureaus process updates, which might extend the time frame up to 60 days. To get a clearer picture, regularly check your credit reports and keep track of any changes or updates to your credit accounts.

We only remove medical collections, credit inquiries, charge-offs, and old or unused addresses, as it’s best to have just one current address on your report. This helps protect your privacy by reducing the number of addresses and inquiries that appear on websites showing your personal information, including your name, addresses, and phone numbers, etc.

While we can significantly improve your credit score by addressing issues such as medical collections, credit inquiries, and outdated information, no credit repair company can offer a 100% guarantee. If a company promises such a guarantee, that’s a major red flag—proceed with caution!

Credit scores are shaped by various factors, including your credit history, current credit behavior, and overall financial situation. With consistent effort and sound credit practices, you can work towards achieving a higher score over time.

Yes, any negative items has the potential to be reported again due to negative items may & can be sold to another company, which could then report to 1 or all 3 credit bureaus.