Learn various ways you can dispute inaccurate information using a step-by-step system.
💡 Key Dispute Flows Explained
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Verified Response Strategy (15 flows)
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Used when credit bureaus mark items as “verified.”
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Offers 15 different strategies to continue disputing effectively.
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Stall Letter Response Strategy (24 flows)
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For handling stall letters from bureaus that delay the dispute process.
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Contains 24 pre-built responses.
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Step-by-Step Dispute Flow
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A structured flow for beginners and experienced users.
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Outlines what letter to send in each round.
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Double Attack Flow (Collector + Bureau)
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Simultaneous disputes with collector and credit bureau.
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A six-round dispute strategy to enhance results.
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Double Attack Flow (Creditor + Bureau)
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Similar to above but disputes involve creditor and bureau.
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Alternates between both parties.
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Triple Dispute Flow (Bureau + Creditor + Collector)
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Aggressive 3-way dispute involving all parties.
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Sends out three simultaneous dispute rounds.
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Factor Creditor Laser Flow
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Direct dispute with creditor only (6 rounds).
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Bypasses the credit bureaus completely.
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Factual Credit Bureau Flow
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Direct six-round flow targeting credit bureaus only.
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Does not include collectors or creditors.
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FDCPA Collector Blazer
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Targets collection agencies only.
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Uses FDCPA rights to challenge inaccuracies.
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Aggressive Four-Point Attack
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For use when bureaus/collectors/creditors violate laws.
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Involves regulatory bodies (e.g., CFPB, FTC).
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Requires customer-initiated complaints for legitimacy.
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Metro 2 Flow
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Uses Metro 2 format letters and follows AI logic.
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Includes pre-round and six dispute rounds.
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AI Workflow
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Leverages AI to generate factual and law-based letters.
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Offers a fully guided dispute sequence.
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