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CreditRepairPrecheckCredit-repair wording vs published CROA duties for credit-repair firms and agencies
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Use Cases

Who it is for

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Credit-repair firms

Pain: A “guaranteed 100-point increase, pay $299 upfront” ad stacks two of CROA’s most-enforced violations in one line.

How CreditRepairPrecheck helps: One pass per draft, findings grouped by severity — before you publish.

Founders

Pain: Self-serve credit-repair offers, no compliance department.

How CreditRepairPrecheck helps: Paste the draft; every finding names the CROA duty it trips.

Agencies

Pain: One missing 3-day cancellation clause can expose a client to a state-AG action.

How CreditRepairPrecheck helps: Findings point at the exact gap before the launch.

Marketing & Compliance

Pain: Manual CROA reading slows every credit-repair campaign.

How CreditRepairPrecheck helps: A first pass they verify, then approve.

Sources: CROA (15 U.S.C. §§ 1679-1679j). Note: 16 CFR Part 310 is the Telemarketing Sales Rule, not the credit-repair standard.

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