FAQ
FAQ
What is hard inquiry?
A hard inquiry, or a “hard pull,” occurs when you apply for a new line of credit, such as a credit card or loan. It means that a creditor has requested to look at your credit file to determine how much risk you pose as a borrower. Hard inquiries show up on your credit report and can affect your credit score.
How we help you with hard inquiries?
We remove hard inquiries by using the FCRA (Fair Credit Reporting Act) laws to permanently remove these inquiries from your credit report. Each inquiry will lower your credit scores by 5 points, and if you have too many of them (6 or more), you will still not be eligible for financing even with a very high credit score. Our service removes all unauthorized hard inquiries from all three credit reporting agencies.
How long will it take to see results?
An inquiry removal with us takes 24 business hours for Experian, 30 days for Equifax & TransUnion for the first round.
Can I remove inquiries that are linked to an account?
No, you cannot. Inquiries that are linked to an account cannot be removed. Only inquiries NOT linked to any account can be removed.
What does it mean linked or not linked inquiry?
Linked Inquiry Example: If you have a Capital One account or used to have an account that is now closed, this means that you have a linked inquiry. The inquiry is “linked” because it is connected to an actual account. Since the inquiry is connected to an actual account, this inquiry cannot be removed.
Not linked Inquiry Example: If you applied for a Capital One account and got declined, you will have a not-linked inquiry on your report. It is considered “not linked” because there is no account tied to that inquiry, so the inquiry can be removed.
Is it a good idea to remove hard inquiries?
Each credit inquiry can cost you up to 5 points and can get you declined. Removing inquiries makes you eligible for funding, makes your score go up, and makes you look better to get approved for future capital.
How many inquiries are too many?
Six or more hard inquiries are considered too many and can seriously impact your credit score and even get you declined because lenders see you as a high-risk borrower when you have too many inquiries.
Are the inquiries removed permanently
Yes, inquiries are permanently removed and will not reappear unless new account applications are submitted.
What do I need to get started?
We require you to have an up-to-date credit report showing all three credit bureaus. (Credit Karma) is not accepted.
How do I get started?
Click the “Signup Now” button below to start the process.
How does pay after removal work?
With our pay after removal, you know you will be getting the best service possible. You will only pay after Experian inquiries are removed. We will only authorize your card for the amount of the service fee and only charge the credit card after Experian inquiries are removed within 24 hours. You must have the funds available in the account in order for the authorization to get approved, otherwise the file will not be process if authorization is declined.
How much does the service cost?
With the current promotion, when you sign up to remove Experian inquiries, you will get one round of Equifax and TransUnion dispute for FREE. You will only pay for the Experian inquiry removal; there is no charge for Equifax or TransUnion dispute. This is a limited time offer only, and the total cost is only $345 one time fee.
How many inquiries are included with the one time fee?
The one-time fee includes an unlimited number of inquiries. It does not matter if you have 5 or 50+; it is still the same price.
Have more questions?
You can reach us via live chat on our website, available Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM (PST). Our friendly agents will be happy to assist you with any questions.