1. What if I filed bankruptcy? Can I still develop a new credit profile?
Yes!

2. What if I had a foreclosure? Can I still develop a new credit profile?
Yes!

3. Is it legal?
Yes! Simply apply the principals and be truthful.

4. Will Guarantee Capital tell me everything I need to know to be successful with a new credit profile prior to purchase?
Unfortunately, no. In addition to our credit package, your purchase also includes customer support, if needed, to aid you step-by-step and to answer any personal questions you may have regarding your credit package and new credit profile.Our customer support will help in your success of obtaining a new credit profile

5. Does it really work?
Yes! Absolutely!

6. Have Attorneys researched and used our principals?
Yes. Although their research was based on a broad body of laws and applications, special weight was given to the 1974 Privacy Act and the Freedom of Information Act.

7. Can I use an Attorney to process my new credit profile?
Yes, but please keep in mind that many individuals have spent as much as $15,000 in fees using an attorney to process a new credit profile.

8. Do I need an attorney to process my new file?
No, but that remains as an option for you.

9. What are the chances of failure in establishing a good, untainted credit profile without professional help?
200%. Do it yourselfers are highly likely to taint their credit profile.

10. What is credit contamination?
The mixing of information or cross-referencing of one credit file with another.

11. When establishing a new credit profile, how important is it to know each and every step used by the credit bureaus in tracking your file?
Critical.

12. Is Guarantee Capital's customer support team available if I need help?
Absolutely. Our team is available step-by-step.

13. Why is a new credit profile more advantageous than credit repair?
Credit repair is regulated by government approved time tables. Example: Bankruptcy can legally remain on a file for 7 to 10 years.

14. Is a new credit profile more advantageous than no credit?
Yes.

15. Can I build an "A-1 credit profile"?
Yes.

16. Can a new credit profile be used to buy real estate?
Yes.

17. To obtain a new credit profile, can I use my old Social Security Number?
No.

18. Can I just create my own number to use on the credit bureau?
No. Doing so would be illegal.

19. Who has the legal authority to assign a tax payer ID number that can also be used on the credit bureaus?
The appropriate government agencies

20. Does the government issue tax payer ID numbers specifically for the purpose of credit?
No.

21. Is the government's mandate and concerns the same as the credit bureau's?
No.

22. Does the law limit or state that a social security number is the only number usable and acceptable on the credit bureaus?
No.

23. Can I legally change or update factual information about myself on the credit bureaus?
Yes.

24. Do I need to misrepresent the truth to anyone to build a new credit profile?
No, we advise against lying.

25. Does the government have a responsibility to tell me what, why, when, and how to get a new credit profile with a tax number issued to me?
No.

26. Is it a government responsibility to fix your credit before or after a bankruptcy?
No.

27. Can I add my spouse to Guarantee Capital's program?
Yes, for a fee of only $50.00 more, you may add a spouse to the program.

28. Can I start a new business using my new profile?
Yes!