Credit Secrets: 2 books in 1 - Blast Your Credit Score Through The Roof And Repair Bad Credit By Having Everything You Need To Know Explained In Detail, Including 609 Letters Templates

I started reading it last night and I’m already glad I bought it. I am in the process of fixing a few things on my credit and this book is giving me the exact information I needed to get started.

This book gave you the basics of maintain your credit from a high level basis. I can't recall reading anything that I wasn't already aware but they were good reminders. If you're just getting started in understanding the Gane, this book is great.

Very informative.

My Credit Secrets book arrived promptly without any problems. Thank you very much!

I was torn between giving 3 or 4 stars. I’ve got 2 science degrees so I’m very critical and I’m also a writer and am NOT tolerant of verbose writing styles (don’t waste our time) or poor grammar, punctuation, vocabulary choices, etc. This book is poorly written. It makes me suspect that Mr. Moss hired a non-English-speaker as his ghostwriter. Here’s a snippet from the very first opening paragraph: “In the past, if you need credit you would have to go into the bank, and if you had a decent remaining in the network, or if the advance official had a positive sentiment about you, you could get an advance. However, there is a blemish in that framework; anyone can have bad credit despite how very much regarded they are. Along those lines, by computing the impact of various factors on your capacity to reimburse, the credit office concocted a way to treat everyone decently.”WTH??? That was an exact quote. If you reread it a few times of course you get what he’s saying but I’m busy! Don’t waste my time! A reader should not have to reread basic information like this (philosophy or dense science topics, yes, but not practical topics like this). The writing DOES get a little better as you continue through the book so that’s a relief.Note to new writers out there, DO NOT make your readers work to understand what you’re trying to say. And when the writing is choppy and has poor grammar and punctuation, it actually can get confusing to readers. This interferes with their ability to absorb the information. Please hire an editor if you’re not a good writer!That being said, the information is good. I was going to return this book but have changed my mind. It gets easier to read and the information is truly helpful. I like the numerous detailed headings so I can easily find the exact sections I want. I’ll still definitely purchase another (more succinct) book to supplement this one and fill in any gaps in my understanding due to me having to decipher this one; however, I do think this book is useful. I think if you can get past the poor writing, you’ll definitely benefit from it. And the price was dropped so I think it’s now worth the money.

Very good for those trying to improve your credit score. Worth it.

The information is vague and lacking. Didn't realize it was a self-published book. I expected to see the forms in the book and not have to go to a website for that. I am extremely disappointed! The credit agencies are not even listed will current addresses, phone numbers or websites.

Very informal