About NationalCreditReport.com™

NationalCreditReport.com™ is a premier provider of credit reporting, credit scores, credit monitoring and identity theft products. We offer our customers a secure, online shopping experience as well as customer support to help answer questions about credit reports and credit scores. Our Safeguard Credit Monitoring™ service monitors all activity in your credit file (i.e. credit inquiries, accounts opened in your name, etc), and alerts our members via email of inquiries or changes made to their credit within a twenty-four hour time period.

At NationalCreditReport.com™, we know exactly what lenders and creditors are looking for when they review your credit report and credit score. Our goal is to pass your important credit information on to you.

NationalCreditReport.com™ specializes in providing consumers with accurate, complete and easy-to-understand credit reports, credit scores and credit monitoring. Since 2004, NationalCreditReport.com™ has served as a premier provider of credit reports, credit scores and credit monitoring direct to consumers.

NationalCreditReport.com™ team of credit professionals is constantly working to create new and innovative products and services designed to make you an expert when it comes to your credit. Bookmark this site and check back with us often. NationalCreditReport.com™ will keep you up-to-date with important information you need to make informed credit decisions as well as help you from becoming a victim of identity theft or credit fraud.

How to Read a Credit Report
A credit report is typically divided into four sections: identifying information, credit history, public records and inquiries. The identifying information is information about you, including your name, other names (i.e. maiden name), Social Security number, current and previous addresses, employment information, etc. The credit history section shows all of your current accounts including the creator of the account and, in some cases, the account number. It also shows the type of account (car loan, revolving credit) balance, payment history, status of the account, etc. The public records portion of a credit report lists any public record you may have including bankruptcies, tax liens, or other judgments. Finally, the inquiries section lists recent requests to see your credit file, whether as a result of you applying for new credit, or a company choosing to send you a pre-approved offer.

About Credit Monitoring Services
At NationalCreditReport.com™, our credit monitoring services provide you extra protection against identity theft and the creation of fraudulent accounts under your name. We urge you to compare credit monitoring services; there are other credit monitoring companies offering similar services but we’re confident you’ll find our service comprehensive and competitively priced.

We offer our 3-in-1 (also known as Tri-Merge and Tri-Bureau) credit reports to provide you a complete look at your credit history as reported by all three credit reporting agencies, as well as all three credit scores. We also offer identity theft insurance† to our members at no additional charge. This coverage will also reimburse you up to $25,000, with no deductible, for the expenses associated with clearing your name and repairing your damaged credit.

† Where available

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