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When you think of automobile news, you may not expect to read about a renowned artist. However, a recent automobile news release contained just that. An artist, his talent and an innovative company looking to change the way you look at windshields is the current focus of much media attention and automobile news.

In an automotive news announcement made, Window Canvas, the leader in Exterior Applied See-Thru Window Graphics for cars, trucks and SUVs, confirmed an agreement with well-known artist Jeff Wilkie. The exclusive contract was signed with Persistence of Vision, which gave Window Canvas the license to represent the art of Jeff Wilkie on their vehicle graphics.

If you have ever noticed a rear windshield with an impressive, and colorful, image covering the entire back glass, then you are already familiar with the concept of transparent window graphics. They prevent viewing the interior from the rear, but allow the passengers and driver to see out. Window graphics are often quite detailed and beautiful, which is the concept behind Windows Canvas and their new artwork license with Jeff Wilkie.

“Jeff’s breathtaking artwork is the perfect addition to Window Canvas and our image library,” commented Bianca J. Hennings, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Window Canvas. According to the recent automobile news release, Hennings concluded, “We are very excited about his imagery being displayed on people’s cars all over the country and even the world.”

Jeff Wilkie is an accomplished artist whose collections include both ocean and marine life images. Among the many depictions, Wilkie portrays an artistic image of dolphins, seascapes, whales and other wildlife. “I am very happy to have my artwork added to their line of products,” Jeff admits. His work has been licensed for a variety of products, including greeting cards, puzzles, t-shirts and computer mouse pads. To add even more credence to Wilkie’s art, his images have been offered as part of the fine art prize category on “The Price Is Right” televised game show. The products featuring Wilkie’s art are constantly ranked number one in sales. Beginning in the spring of 2006, his art will also be featured on checks, checkbook covers, address labels and wall murals throughout the United States.

Window Canvas is the recognized leader in exterior applied see-thru window graphics for automobiles. Their website features more than 2,000 images, including patriotic, flags, sports, personal expressions, nature, military and camouflage scenes. In addition to their many options, Window Canvas also offers website visitors with an opportunity to customize their own rear window graphics using a patent pending technology feature called “Create Your Own.”

An artist who loves to create images and a company who loves to incorporate them into windows have come together to generate widespread automobile news attention. Websites and various industry publications are sure to be among the first to report automobile news and especially when it’s as beautiful as Wilkie’s artwork.

For real time auto news, including cars owners guides like KellyBlueBook or Toyota Prius 2006 please visit AutoNews24h.com

Before I tell you how to dispute, you should be aware that the deck is stacked against you.

Here is how it works. You send in a dispute to the credit bureau. They are supposed to send your dispute to the creditor for verification. The creditor can either verify it within 30 days or the bureau must delete the item. Once deleted an item cannot be reinserted without the bureau notifying you in writing that it is doing so.

The reality is far different from what the law requires. The credit bureaus, instead of contacting the creditor and presenting you evidence, simply does a record check to make sure the computers at the information furnishers says the same thing as their computer does.

It doesn’t matter what evidence you furnish the credit bureau, they will reduce your entire argument and any documentation into a two digit code.

With that knowledge you might ask why bother? But often the creditor just doesn’t respond and you get a deletion. Besides, you gotta start somewhere.

There are several things to remember when disputing an item on your credit report.

1. Never use a credit repair sample letter. You see them all over the web and they are worthless. You already know that your letter will be reduced to a two letter code anyway.

2. Always make them prove it. Your stock credit file entry dispute should say something to the effect of “I have no knowledge of this account”. In fact, that is all it needs to say.

3. Keep excellent records. Send all letters certified. No need for return receipt so save your money. It is a fact that the credit reporting agencies violate the law every time they do a dispute. Being able to prove that will give you surprising leverage in removing some items.

4. Never accept even partial ownership of a credit file entry you intend to have deleted. Technically, it’s not really collectable unless a court grants a judgement against you. So make them prove it to a judge.

5. Collection agencies are scum. There is no other way to put. They violate the law and harrass you in effort to extort money that you do not owe them. Never provide them any information and never give them a nickel.

Before you ever send the first credit report dispute, you should learn as much as you can. You can easily make a mistake early on that will render the account in question almost undeleteable.

Darell became neccessarily educated and experienced in the field of credit repair. He is living proof that credit repair is possible and seeks to help everyone else get their life back. Check out his free site at http://www.rylansreviews.com/credit/creditrepair