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Ecredable claims to use your utilities to help raise your credit score with TransUnion.
I paid $19.95 to sign up, and it turns out I was unable to actually use it with Verizon, AT&T, Charter Spectrum, any local trash or power companies.
I get that small-town electric or trash isn't included in their automated system, but I would expect Verizon, AT&T or Charter Spectrum to be included. In each case they claimed that the provider had enabled two-factor authentication and would be fixed in two weeks.
Well... maybe let me see if any utilities are provided before you cost me money?
Anyway, that's my take. Suggest staying away.
Purchase Joyoshare iPad unlocker. Registration code never worked despite working with their tech support, multiple reinstalls, reboots. Asked for refund. No answer. Attempted to file PayPal claim but they set up the purchase transaction as a "Promotional Return" such that no claims can be filed.
Don't lose your money buying from these scammers.
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At eCredable, we strive to deliver the best experience possible to our customers. We make every effort to be completely transparent regarding our products and services. That is why we take the time to clearly explain how eCredable Lift works, which major credit bureaus we report to, how you may raise your credit scores, and have clear upfront pricing. Also, we give you the ability to look up all of your utility companies to see if we connect to them before you sign up for eCredable Lift. ECredable connects to over 3500 utility companies and service providers, which includes all major wireless carriers and internet service providers. You can check to see which utility companies eCredable connects to at any time here - https://ecredable.com/resources/utility-search.