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TYPE OF WORK
Part Time
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SALARY
500 - 700
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HOURS PER WEEK
25
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DATE UPDATED
Apr 6, 2026
At NWC Funding, we help clients restore and build their credit using consumer law and aggressive disputing strategies. We are looking for a highly experienced Credit Repair Specialist who understands CFPB complaints, FTC reports, consumer law-based disputes, and can call the bureaus directly.
If you have real experience in high-level credit repair & aggressive disputing, this is the perfect role for you!
???? Responsibilities:
? Handle aggressive credit disputes – Remove collections, charge-offs, repossessions, bankruptcies, late payments, and inquiries using consumer law.
? File CFPB complaints & FTC reports – Follow proper escalation procedures to force compliance.
? Call bureaus directly – Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion to escalate disputes and push for removals.
? Draft & send consumer law-based disputes – Ensure all disputes follow the correct legal structure.
? Monitor and track dispute progress – Keep detailed records of responses and next dispute steps.
? Assist with credit profile audits – Identify errors, violations, and actionable dispute strategies.
???? Who We’re Looking For:
? MUST have 2+ years of experience in credit repair & aggressive disputing
? Deep knowledge of CFPB complaints, FTC reports, and consumer law-based disputes
? Experience calling the bureaus & pushing disputes through escalation
? Proficient in credit repair software (DisputeFox, Credit Repair Cloud, etc.)
? Strong written & verbal English skills (for disputing and client communication)
???? Compensation & Benefits:
???? Based on experience
???? Bonuses for successful deletions & credit score improvements
???? Fully remote & flexible work environment
???? Long-term growth potential (future promotion to Dispute Manager!)
???? How to Apply:
1?? Send your resume + answer the 3 questions below to
2?? Use the subject line: “Red Eagle ”
3?? Answer these 3 questions:
1?? What experience do you have with CFPB complaints & consumer law-based disputing?
2?? Have you ever called the credit bureaus directly? How do you handle escalations?
3?? What credit repair software & dispute methods have you used before?
