Credit Services Specialist

Role Overview The Customer Service Representative is responsible for supporting clients throughout the credit repair and enrollment process. This role combines credit report analysis, client education, sales-oriented onboarding, payment follow-up, and retention, while maintaining strict compliance with legal and company standards. Credit Report Analysis & Enrollment - Review full credit reports from Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion - Identify inaccurate, outdated, duplicate, or unverifiable accounts - Analyze negative items including late payments, charge-offs, collections, repossessions, and inquiries - Use strong sales and communication skills to successfully onboard new clients - Accurately and securely gather personal and financial information Client Support & Education - Clearly explain credit report findings and recommended improvement strategies - Demonstrate strong knowledge of credit scoring models, including FICO and Vantage - Educate clients on credit utilization, payment history, and rebuilding strategies - Provide regular updates on dispute progress - Set realistic expectations regarding credit repair timelines and outcome Compliance & Documentation - Ensure all actions comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) - Maintain accurate and detailed records of disputes, payments, and client communications - Follow company policies, procedures, and legal guidelines at all times Client Retention - Proactively contact clients requesting cancellation or showing signs of disengagement - Identify root causes of dissatisfaction or non-payment - Offer solutions such as payment arrangements, program adjustments, or additional education - Reinforce the value of services while maintaining honest and realistic expectations Payment Collection & Account Maintenance - Contact clients via phone, text, or email regarding missed or upcoming payments - Process payments and update account records accurately - Maintain detailed and compliant payment documentation - Avoid harassment, pressure tactics, or misleading statements Tech Requirements - Processor: Intel iCore 5, Ryzen 5, or higher - RAM: 16GB or more - Setup: Dual Monitor - OS: Windows 11 Pro - Accessories: Noise-canceling headset & camera

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