BoostMyScore.NET acts as the "broker", or intermediary between you, the client, and the credit repair servicer, the cardholder. Once payment has been submitted by you, BoostMyScore.NET holds the money "in escrow" and does not release the funds to the credit repair servicer until all services have been provided in full.

We are dedicated not only to BOOSTING your credit score, but maintaining the security of your personal information. Everything transferred over this web site is 256-bit encrypted and backed by an SSL (Secure Socket Layer) computer server. This means that all content you send to us is completely secure from hackers, viruses, and other Internet criminals. It costs us a lot of money to do business this way; but we do it anyway because we take nothing more seriously than your safety, privacy, and confidentiality.

We will be your trusted credit score advisors.

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Your Credit Score is determined by scanning your credit history and running mathematical computations on the records.

It is used - along with your credit report and other information from your loan application - to determine your creditworthiness and what type of interest rate you will receive. Generally, credit scores range between 300 and 850 - the higher your score, the better.

Factors that are used in a credit scoring model include:

• Payment History
• The amount of credit to which you have access
• The amount of credit your are currently using
• The length of your credit history
• Recent requests for credit

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Is This Legal?

According to lawyers familiar with the practice of piggybacking, as well as industry insiders, the act of paying someone to add another person to their existing credit card account is not only perfectly legal, it is actually illegal to stop us.

You don't have to take our word for it; just take a look at the EVIDENCE.

Is This Ethical?

Considering the various ways banks and the credit card, credit scoring, and credit reporting industries have entrapped the American consumer in their web of control, it is hard to believe that using their system, and playing by their rules to place each of us in a more equitable financial position, is anything but ethical. Don't take our word for it; click the links below, then decide for yourself.

Denver Business Journal - Lost Fees Will Hurt Banks (pdf)
PBS Video - The Card Game
USA Today - Anger at bank overdraft fees gets hotter, bigger and louder
PBS VIDEO - The Secret History of the Credit Card