Rinse & Repeat

Consumer Law · Self-Directed · Rinse & Repeat

Your consumer profile.Your dispute. Your law.

A step-by-step course that puts the pen in your hand. Pull your reports, find the inaccuracies, write disputes anchored in the 13 core federal chapters of consumer law, mail them USPS Priority, and file with the CFPB — over and over until your file tells the truth.

7
Modules
13
Federal Chapters
5
Report Sources
Rinse & Repeat

The Loop

Six steps. One envelope. A file that finally tells the truth.

  1. 01Step

    Pull

    Grab your consumer profile from all five sources.

  2. 02Step

    Audit

    Highlight every inaccuracy line by line.

  3. 03Step

    Draft

    Write your dispute using the 13 chapters.

  4. 04Step

    Package

    Letters + 2 IDs inside a Priority Mail envelope.

  5. 05Step

    Mail

    USPS Priority — get receipt, ETA, tracking.

  6. 06Step

    File

    Submit your CFPB complaint. Rinse. Repeat.

Report Sources

Five pulls. One complete picture of your consumer file.

IdentityIQ

Deepest tri-bureau detail. Best starting pull.

Kickoff

Clean layout for spotting reporting errors.

Credit Sesame

Free look at TransUnion activity.

MyFICO

Straight from the source, all three bureaus.

AnnualCreditReport.com

Your federally guaranteed free report.

The Legal Spine

The 13 core federal chapters of consumer law & legal defense.

Every dispute you write in this course is anchored to statute. Learn them once, cite them forever.

01
FCRA
Fair Credit Reporting Act — accuracy, disputes, reinvestigation.
02
FDCPA
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act — collector conduct & validation.
03
TILA
Truth in Lending Act — disclosure & billing rights.
04
ECOA
Equal Credit Opportunity Act — anti-discrimination in credit.
05
CROA
Credit Repair Organizations Act — your rights as a consumer.
06
GLBA
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act — privacy of financial data.
07
FCBA
Fair Credit Billing Act — dispute billing errors.
08
FACTA
Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act — identity theft & accuracy.
09
UDAAP
Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices — consumer protection standard.
10
FTC Act
Federal Trade Commission Act — bans unfair & deceptive practices.
11
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act — medical data privacy.
12
RESPA
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act — mortgage servicing.
13
FDIA
Federal Deposit Insurance Act — banking oversight & protections.

Curriculum

The seven-module walk-through.

Module 01
Pull Your Consumer Profile

Log into IdentityIQ, Kickoff, Credit Sesame, MyFICO, and AnnualCreditReport.com. Download every report as a PDF. We show you exactly where to click, what to save, and how to organize the file names so nothing goes missing.

Module 02
Locate the Inaccuracies

Line-by-line audit. We hand you the checklist: wrong balances, wrong dates, duplicate tradelines, re-aged debts, unverified collections, mixed files. Write each one down on the dispute worksheet.

Module 03
Draft the Dispute — 13 Core Chapters

Use the 13 federal chapters of consumer law as your legal spine. Each inaccuracy gets cited to the exact statute. Templates included, but you learn to write it yourself so you can rinse and repeat forever.

Module 04
Assemble the Priority Mail Envelope

Dispute letters + two forms of ID inside a USPS Priority Mail envelope. Non-negotiable. We show you the fold, the order, the copies to keep for your records.

Module 05
Mail It — USPS Priority, Every Time

Walk into USPS. Ship Priority Mail — nothing else. Get the receipt, the expected delivery date, and the tracking number. Log all three in your dispute tracker before you leave the counter.

Module 06
File Your CFPB Complaint

Create your Consumer Financial Protection Bureau portal. Select debt collection. Cite the inaccuracies and lack of validity. We give you the exact language, field by field, so your electronic complaint lands with weight.

Module 07
Rinse. Repeat.

30-day cadence. Track responses, escalate what's ignored, re-dispute what comes back verified without proof. This is a system, not a one-time favor.

Non-Negotiable

USPS Priority Mail. Nothing else.

Regular first-class doesn't cut it. Priority Mail gives you the paper trail the bureaus and collectors respect — and the tracking you'll need if this ever escalates.

Before you leave the counter
  • USPS Priority Mail receipt
  • Expected delivery date
  • Tracking number logged in your dispute file
  • Copy of every letter kept for your records
  • Two forms of ID enclosed in the envelope

Federal Escalation

File your CFPB complaint the right way.

  1. 01
    Create your portal
    Set up your account at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
  2. 02
    Category: Debt Collection
    Select debt collection as the complaint type.
  3. 03
    Cite the inaccuracies
    Reference each inaccuracy and the failure to validate.
  4. 04
    Attach the proof
    Upload your mailed dispute, USPS tracking, and IDs.
  5. 05
    Submit & track
    Follow the response, escalate if ignored.

Enroll

Own the process. Rinse and repeat until your file is right.

Lifetime access. Templates, worksheets, dispute tracker, and the 13-chapter reference — all inside.

$497one-time
  • 7 self-paced modules
  • 13-chapter legal reference
  • Dispute letter templates
  • USPS + CFPB walkthroughs
  • Rinse-and-repeat tracker