E.Mitchel and Associats Statistics

Should you check around with our competitors, we think that we rank pretty high. We see credit repair services across the country making bold assertions without offering any evidence to support their claims. Quite frankly, we just don't do it that way. Of course, we make bold claims ourselves — but we’ve got the numbers to back them up. Take a look!

2005 Reports

2005 / 97,883 deletions in the 1st Quarter
2005 / 91,271 deletions in the 2nd Quarter
2005 / 92,088 deletions in the 3rd Quarter
2005 / 97,427 deletions in the 4th Quarter

2004 Reports

2004 | 93,625 deletions in the 1st Quarter
2004 | 62,140 deletions in the 2nd Quarter

4th Quarter Deletions (September - December 2005) 

2006 Report 

The full list of all 93,625 deletions for the First quarter (Jan - March 2005.) If this doesn’t satisfy your appetite for numbers, we’re not sure what will.

2006 Reports

Q1 2005 | 93,625 deletions 
Q2 2005 | 90,271 deletions
Q3 2005 l 92,088 deletions
Q4 2005 l 97,427 deletions

2005 Reports

Q4 2004 | 83,548 deletions 
Q3 2004 | 68,120 deletions 
Q2 2004 | 67,711 deletions 
Q1 2004 | 52,732 deletions 

Truthfully speaking, our records show 43 deletions per hour.

Based on the 90-day period from September 1 - December 31 these results show we delete roughly 22,000 negative items per month, or 975 per day, or 34 negative items an hour — 24 hours a day, seven days a week!

There is more to this than meets the eye.

We depend on our clients to provide us with copies of their credit reports in order to determine total deletions. Since some clients fail to report back to us towards the end of their retainer agreement, the actual number of deletions is in fact are higher than what we have shown you — by as much as 20% according to our own estimates.

The results are amazing, and it is legal !!

Yes, Disputing items on your credit report is your absolute right under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA.) Credit report repair is as legal as pleading “not guilty” in a court of law. It is entirely within your rights, and the freedom to do so is protected by law.