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⦁ Rent A Home Or Apartment
⦁ Don’t let your past damage your future
⦁ Perfect solution for bad credit scores
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⦁ Build or Improve Personal & Business Credit
⦁ Get Business Funding
This program is not intended to be used as a method of defrauding banks, creditors, or any other organization that requires your social security number as identification. This program is not a method to avoid paying your existing or future debts. If you created the debt, you are responsible to repay that debt. However, we will not support, facilitate, or condone any fraudulent activity. The information here is for informational purposes only and for you to use at your own risk. We are not lawyers.
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A CPN or Credit Profile Number is a nine-digit number, separate from your Social Security Number (SSN), is utilized to monitor your credit activities and history. The make up of a CPN is similar to an Employer Identification Number (EIN), Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), or another government or institutionally issued 9-digit identifier used for credit purposes. Its purpose is for reporting financial information that is seperate from your SSN.
The CPN or SCN numbers do not serve as replacements for your Social Security Number (SSN). These numbers are strictly meant for credit reporting purposes and should not be used for any government-related activities. This includes military applications, child support, DSS income, SSI taxes, FHA, VA, or any government-backed funding that requires the use of an SSN. It’s important to recognize that using a CPN or SCN in place of an SSN for government purposes is prohibited and can result in legal consequences.
Many individuals seek ways to enhance their credit scores, and one option they may encounter is the utilization of a CPN, or credit profile number. However, the legality of CPNs is a subject of much debate and confusion. The answer to whether CPNs are legal depends on the context. If a CPN is employed deceitfully to fraudulently acquire credit, it is illegal and can lead to severe penalties. Conversely, if a CPN is used as intended—to establish credit under a separate identity from one’s SSN credit profile—it is entirely lawful. When utilizing a CPN for credit purposes, it is crucial to be honest about one’s identity and intentions. Falsifying information on a credit application is considered perjury and can result in imprisonment. Therefore, it is vital to fully understand the implications before opting to use a CPN.
With your newly acquired CPN or SCN numbers, you can utilize them in situations where you would typically need to provide your Social Security Number for credit reporting purposes. This includes activities such as opening a bank account, obtaining credit cards, securing auto loans, setting up utilities, and even renting an apartment. However, it is important to note that the legitimacy and legality of using CPN or SCN numbers can vary, so it is essential to fully understand the implications and adhere to legal guidelines before using them.
Indeed, it is important to recognize that you are accountable for any outstanding debts associated with your previous credit report, as well as any debts accumulated using your CPN. While rebuilding your credit, it is crucial to exercise responsible financial behavior and make wise decisions when utilizing your new number. Being mindful of your financial actions will contribute to a successful credit rebuilding journey.
When a new credit file is generated by the credit bureaus, it starts with a clean slate and contains no prior credit history. It becomes necessary for you to rebuild your credit by actively seeking credit opportunities, such as applying for credit cards and other lines of credit. By doing so, you can establish a positive credit history and demonstrate your creditworthiness to lenders and financial institutions.
Title 5 of the US Code Annotated 552(a), known as the Privacy Act, protects individuals from unwanted disclosure of personal information. The 1974 US Privacy Act Title V grants the legal use of a private ID number for financial reporting instead of a Social Security Number. Federal, state, and local government agencies cannot deny rights, benefits, or privileges due to refusal to disclose an SSN, except for retirement accounts. Credit bureaus cannot legally require an SSN, and misreported items can linger in credit reports. Credit card applications should not request private SSNs. CPN numbers are legitimate. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibits loan denial based on non-credit-related reasons.
The process typically takes 3-7 business days to complete.
Your new credit profile can only become intertwined with your old one in our program if you disclose the information from your old credit profile along with your new one.
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