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Did you know that your reputation score has become the next deciding factor in your education, employment, dating and so on. By checking all your reputation report with Reputation Guardian, you can make sure you are maintaining a healthy reputation profile and protecting your good name. And a healthy, active reputation profile can be the key to obtaining the best jobs, better education, and healthier lifestyle. This is because educators, employers, friends, families and business colleagues use reputation scores to see how consumers have built thier brand / name over the years.
If you have been responsible with your reputation, provided valuable information to the world wide web, and built a solid network of colleagues then chances are you are doing well with your reputation. However, sometimes reputation reports contain inaccurate data that can hurt your reputation score. Also, checking your reputation report can key you in to potential instances of fraud and identity theft.
Here are the various parts of your reputation report and RepScore provided by Reputation Guardian, and what you will find in each section:
1. Consumer information: This section of your Reputation report includes your name, email address,address and employer.
2. Consumer statement: This is a short message you have asked to be placed on your reputation report; this could be a fraud alert or an explanation for innaccurate that occurred during a period of time.
3. Detailed Information: About your social network ratings, from myspace, linkedin, ebay, friendster, hi5; information found on news sites, publications, school websites, blogs and more. This is a very important section of your reputation report.
4. Public records: This section of your reputation report may include records of bankruptcy, tax liens or judgment filings.
Want to learn more about your reputation report from Reputation Guardian? You can read more in the Reputation Guardian Learning Center. |
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