INQUIRY REMOVAL CALL SCRIPT

If you have hard inquiries on your credit report that you do not recognize or did not authorize, this digital call script was created to help you confidently communicate with the credit bureaus.

This guide gives you a simple, easy-to-follow script so you know what to say, what questions may be asked, and how to stay calm and in control of the conversation.

Please note: This script is intended for inquiries you genuinely do not recognize or did not authorize. Do not use this information to dispute legitimate inquiries or accounts you knowingly applied for.

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• This is a digital product only. No physical item will be shipped.

• Your digital file will be available for instant download once your purchase is confirmed.

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Due to the nature of digital products:

• No refunds, exchanges, or cancellations will be provided.

• Credit In Motion is not responsible for lost, deleted, misplaced, or unsaved downloads after purchase.

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This digital product is the exclusive property of Credit In Motion and is intended for personal use only.

You may NOT:

• Resell

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DISCLAIMER

Credit In Motion provides educational and consulting-based information only.

• We do not guarantee inquiry removals or specific credit score increases.

• We are not attorneys or a law firm.

• We do not provide legal advice.

• Results will vary based on your individual credit profile, the accuracy of the information being disputed, and the actions of the credit reporting agencies and data furnishers.

Only dispute information you genuinely believe is inaccurate, incomplete, or unauthorized.

If you require legal assistance regarding your credit report or consumer rights, please consult with a licensed attorney in your state.