RepairMyCreditScores.com is a credit repair company based in Miami, Florida that specializes in disputing unfair or inaccurate negative marks on credit reports. The company operates with a team described as 'credit staff context' and 'credit repair experts,' though specific founding date or years of operation are not clearly disclosed on the website (the experience counter displays '0'). They market themselves as "The Credit Repair Experts" and position credit restoration as their core service.
The company offers dispute services across multiple negative credit items including collections, late payments, foreclosures, charge-offs, bankruptcy entries, hard inquiries, repossessions, and identity theft-related fraud. They explicitly state they work to dispute items with individual creditors and all three major credit bureaus: TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian. Their approach centers on removing or correcting negative marks that damage credit scores, with particular emphasis on medical collections removal. Contact methods include a toll-free number (1-888-572-6737), email (info@repairmycreditscores.com), and their Miami office address.
The company differentiates itself through claims of 'proven credit restoration strategies' and 'personalized credit restoration plans' tailored to individual needs. They emphasize a listed refund term, stating: 'If we don't improve your credit as promised, you get your money back.' This listed refund term language suggests confidence in documented outcome context, though specific improvement metrics or timelines are not detailed on the website.
A key limitation is the absence of transparency regarding company history, licensing credentials, or FCRA compliance statements. The '0' years of experience displayed suggests either a new company or incomplete website information. The listed refund term claims lack specificity about what constitutes 'improvement' and refund conditions. Consumers should verify licensing and legitimacy independently before engaging services, as credit repair promises require regulatory oversight.