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Many people are looking to get a homeowner loan, an equity line of credit or just want to get a better interest rate on an auto loan. But they find that their credit scores may be a little to low to get the deal done. We help people improve their scores quickly by making them an authorized user on one or more perfect tradelines that elevate their credit scores in less than 60 days! When you use Yo

urScoreBoosted.com, we'll add your name as an Authorized User (AU) on one of our high limit, low balance credit cards that also have a long and perfect payment history. As an AU, you cannot use the account, cannot make any changes to it, nor will you have the responsibility to repay any balances that might be owed. The original intent of the AU position was to give Primary Cardholders the ability to add their children, spouses, friends or employees to their accounts so they could have access to the available credit line. A coincidental benefit occurs during this process whereby the account history for that credit card appears on the AU’s (your) credit report, and it looks like that credit card’s history has been there since the account was first opened. This benefit gives you an immediate FICO® credit score boost. While will not receive the physical card or ability to use the credit line, you will receive the benefit of having that particular credit card “copied and pasted” on to your credit report. This extreme increase in the limit to balance (utilization) ratio and overall average age of the revolving accounts on your credit report gives you the biggest possible FICO® score boost in 30 business days; and it's guaranteed! How It's Legal...
Multiple law firms, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Federal Trade Commission, and various Attorneys General have all looked into the practice in fine detail. Each have determined that the act of paying someone to add another person to their existing credit card account as an Authorized User is perfectly legal. While the banks and credit reporting agencies may dislike the practice, credit piggybacking is actually protected by Regulation B of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Our administrator is currently employed by a large mortgage company and stays current with the latest regulations affecting banking and credit.