Our Pricing for this service depends upon the amount of work needed and the number of collection accounts. You can have multiple collection accounts listed with the same Debt Collector. Each account is treated individually regardless of the collector. If we find no violations during our audit process and the item is reporting on your credit report, we will attempt to have the account removed from your credit report(s). We will prepare up to 3 rounds of challenges for credit report deletion. There is a flat fee of $20 per communication sent for credit report removal to reimburse for certified mailing expenses, and $50 per deletion per credit bureau for removal. It is possible your collection accounts may be removed from your credit report during the audit phase, or after successful litigation, if this happens the deletion fee applies. If we find violations during the audit phase, with your consent, we will forward your file to our network of consumer protection attorneys for litigation. If the attorney takes your case, we do charge a document prep fee of $100 per account we send to the attorney network. The Debt Collection Audit Service is included in our Credit Repair Program, you only pay the Audit Fee and Document Prep fees already in the credit repair contract (Per Deletion and Per Communication fees only apply to new accounts that come up after you sign the credit repair contract). Unlike the Credit Repair Program, the initial audit is a flat, one-time fee (no monthly fees), and our service term is 2 years. You are free to cancel anytime, but during the service term you can bring any new collection to us that lands in your mailbox, you then would only pay any communication or deletion fee should the new collection report to the credit bureaus, and any document processing fee if your new collection has been sent to the attorney.  

*We are not attorneys, although we have extensive knowledge of the FDCPA and FCRA, we do not practice law. The Credit Dispute Center makes no representation of whether an attorney will take your case, the outcome of litigation, the actual damage amount you will be awarded if your case is successful (Violations are worth UP TO $1,000 each plus attorney’s fees paid by the collector.) and have no vested interest in your awarded damages.