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The tough economy of the last year and a half has affected more than just business owners. In light of unemployment woes and tighter credit markets, many people have found themselves without the means to pay their bills and are now struggling with the hits their credit has taken.
Bryce Kraft understands credit concerns, and through his business, Krafty Credit Solutions, he is doing his best to help clients feel more at ease about their credit. Bryce negotiates with credit bureaus to remove negative items from his clients' credit reports. He has also discovered that many people are victims of identity theft and may not even be aware of it; he can help them with the process of dealing with the theft and rectifying their credit.
Bryce started in the credit field about a year ago, working for another agency. He learned all aspects of the business and developed his skills and understanding to the point that he felt comfortable starting his own company. He opened Krafty Credit Solutions in West Jordan in February 2010.
Even though it's only been a few months since his company's launch, Bryce says it's already been well received. His client base has grown phenomenally in response to the success Bryce and his colleague are having with the credit bureaus.
The process to secure Krafty Credit Solutions' services is simple. After clients come into the office, Bryce provides a greeting packet that lists all the services his company can provide and how those services will benefit the client. Clients are then asked to sign a credit authorization so he can pull their credit. Once he has their credit information in hand, Bryce works with the client to determine what help he can provide, and then he begins the credit negotiation process. Although contracts are usually six months, Bryce says his clients are already seeing results within two. He is committed to doing whatever he can to help his clients improve their credit score.
For Zions Bank, I'm Rob Brough. I'm speaking on business.
