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What does ScoreShuttle define as a dispute?

A dispute is one single tradeline item that you initiate for dispute from our Dispute Hub, and request for removal from one single credit bureau. A single dispute may take up to 30-days, or more. We measure the lifecycle of a dispute from the point of user initiation to when credit bureau resolves. See More FAQ’s

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Features
Launchpad
Discovery
Voyager
Bureaus
Scores & Reports
1 (Score Only)
1
3
Score Pull Frequency
First Pull, Only
Every 90 Days
Every 30 Days
Report Pull Frequency
None
Every 90 Days
Every 30 Days
Dispute Hub
None
Unlimited
Unlimited
Direct-to-Bureau Mailing
None
Manual
Automated
Credit, Identity & Dark Web Monitoring
None
Credit Only
Credit, ID & Dark Web
DocuKeep File Storage
None
15MB
Unlimited
Financial Tools
ScoreShuttle Premium Support
Experian 24/7 Fraud Resolution Support
Yearly Subscription
$0
$18
$40

FAQs

How can I use ScoreShuttle to manage my credit?

When it comes to managing your credit, we think you will agree that online is just better. Using ScoreShuttle, you can understand and manage your 3-bureau credit reports, scores, and disputes all from one place. To offer this automated approach, ScoreShuttle converted successful credit management strategies, which were once done by hand, into user-friendly software. Rather than composing letters to contest potential report errors, users can now digitally file a dispute in ScoreShuttle’s Dispute Hub. Letters will automatically be stored for access at any time within your dashboard. Voyager users will also get the added benefit of receiving automatically generated letters sent via email; ready for you to print, sign, and send. Instead of meeting with pricey credit consultants, ScoreShuttle summarizes the same management secrets in our online series, CreditCamp TV. When bundled together in our Voyager plan, ScoreShuttle gives users a superior solution to online credit and dispute management.

How can the dispute process help my credit?

A large part of healthy credit management is to ensure that your report is accurate. If left to chance, report errors can significantly damage your creditworthiness. Because of this, it’s important to monitor your Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax credit reports regularly. If you ever detect an error on one of your reports, it’s critical to your credit that you take quick action to dispute it.

How do I file a credit dispute using ScoreShuttle?

If you wish to dispute a report error using ScoreShuttle, simply log into your account to begin. From here, click the ‘Dispute Center’ tab at the top of your screen. ScoreShuttle will automatically highlight any potential disputable items for your review. If you detect an error on your Experian, TransUnion, and/or Equifax credit reports, follow the plan-specific prompts to file a dispute. For best credit results, ensure that all impacted bureaus are checked before clicking the dispute activation button. To learn more about the credit dispute process, including how to file your own, click here

What items can I dispute?

In short, you can dispute any item on your credit report that you believe contains an error. Items over the statute of limitations, a duplicate account, or even fraudulent activity could all be considered ‘errors’ and can be disputed. For a more comprehensive list of the type of items you can dispute on your credit report, click here.

When will I receive my dispute results?

When you file a credit dispute using ScoreShuttle’s Discovery or Voyager plans, users can now digitally file a dispute in ScoreShuttle’s Dispute Hub. Letters will automatically be stored for access at any time within your dashboard. Voyager users will also get the added benefit of receiving automatically generated letters sent via email; ready for you to print, sign, and send. Once your dispute is received by the credit bureau(s), they have at least 30 days to investigate your claim. Within this same time frame, the bureau(s) must then either respond or remove the item from your report. Depending on your plan level, or source being used to check your credit report, it may take 30 to 45 days for the updated information to be displayed.

Do you sell my information?

No. ScoreShuttle takes your privacy seriously and never sells your information to unaffiliated third-party marketers.

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