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Frequently asked questions
General Questions
As soon as you submit a New Debtor Form, our automated software takes over and sends custom, automated notices to the debtor via email and text. Here is an example of a notification:
**'Hello Mr. ****,
[Company Name] has reported a default or late payment in the amount of $965.73, which became overdue on 12/2/2019. Please pay the full balance to [Company Name] and have them email us for payment confirmation. If you wish to dispute this balance, please email support@thecreditapp.org with evidence that this debt is not owed. To prevent a negative mark from being added to your credit report after the 30-day grace period, please take the necessary actions.'
As you can see, we always instruct the debtor to negotiate and pay the creditor directly. We do not handle the collection or distribution of funds.
For obvious reasons, we do not make our office number public. The fees we charge do not cover handling daily calls from angry debtors. All communication with debtors must be in writing. Nothing a debtor says will influence our decision to report or not report the debt—we only consider facts and evidence.
We offer a chat box and a public email at support@thecreditapp.org. If you prefer to speak with us by phone, please email your information, and we will reach out to you within one business day.
Please email support@thecreditapp.org and submit evidence of the debt not owed. This can consist of photos of incomplete work or a bank statement showing the amount being paid. The more evidence and detail you provide the better. Unlike debt collectors, The Credit App tries to be as fair as possible to all parties. We understand that a lot of companies are disorganized in their accounting practices and very few are, unfortunately, malicious. We strive to be as accurate as possible with data reporting and lien recording.
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