A New Clean Credit File, or DMV Legally, in Your Same Name in Columbus, Georgia For Sale

You probably are asking yourself 
HOW DO I GET A NEW CLEAN CREDIT FILE, LEGALLY:
The past few decades have seen the development and use of a variety of methods to attain second credit profiles.
How this is possible. Let us explain by starting at the conceptual level and working toward the specifics.
Credit Bureaus are private companies and they depend on the same late twentieth and early twenty-first century technology that we do.
Creating the large databases needed to contain the credit information of Billions of people alive and dead is no easy task.
These complex systems are not foolproof; in fact they have a major glitch, which has made creating second credit files very easy to accomplish in a number of ways. 
The proper combination of information legally changed when pulling your credit file can produce a new one, and that is simply because the technology is not capable of figuring out the differences.
Computers have been around for only 40 years and are by no means at Star Trek levels.
Because we live in a time when computer technology is in its infancy, we can take advantage of glitches such as this one to generate a second credit file.
It is not legal to conceal poor credit history. Getting a clean credit file has nothling to do with the government or legality at all.
The Credit Bureaus have enormous databases that have to manage and maintain billions of records.
These highly advanced technological apparatuses are not foolproof by any means.
In fact, they have glitches in the system that will allow you to create a new clean credit profile for yourself.
Credit Bureaus base your score and credit history on specific criteria, including the nine-digit credit profile number with name, address, and a variety of other data.
Generating a new credit profile under your name will require legally using different information with a new credit profile number to establish a second credit profile within the credit bureau system.
By using information the credit bureau database does not correlate, you will find that "a no credit file record found is returned".
This no record found return actually is the glitch, because it automatically generates a new profile, on the fly, based on the information you gave, because no record was found.
From that point on, as long as your new information and file never are linked with your old information, you will have a completely separate credit profile.
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