Need sample 100 word credit statement to go in credit file

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Q. Need sample 100 word credit statement to go in credit file. Any one that can help with this

A. In most cases, it's a waste of time, since it has no impact on your credit score. And the contents are specific to the reason for dispute, so there isn't a "form" It's a waste of time. When you need to explain your credit report to someone, just write (or tell) them personally when the time comes. That way you won't have to limit yourself to 100 words either On top of that, your statement is rarely, if ever, given to a creditor looking at your credit report. Equifax is infamous for not providing those 100 word explanations to anyone

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