Odd question, I know, but does anyone know if there's much of a difference between typing dispute letters and handwriting them? Anyone have more luck doing one or the other? Just wonderin... thanx
I wouldn't want to send them anything with my handwriting, personally... what if they used it to verify your signature or something?
I think its ok for you to send in written letters if you prefer to do it that way. I would, however, disguise my signature so that they couldn't cross compare it to any signatures on credit applications they might be able to obtain from original creditors I have had the same degree of sucess with written disputes as with typed ones. Realize though that the big three CRAs have a difficult enough time reading and reponding to typed letters so..... If you write out your dispute be brief and to the point. And take some comfort that a written letter will not be as readily recognizable as one of the thousands of "copied off the internet" credit repair letters they receive every day. Good Luck!
