<prompt> Human: So first of all I am aware that credit repair companies apparently dont do anything more than what you could do on your own by sending out certified letters to the debt collections companies. I dont know what those letters contain but apparently they are capable of removing some records from your debt.I did a lot of homework and eventually found a credit repair company that appeared to be in good standing. Facebook page with thousands of happy customers and a good BBB rating. Figured I couldnt go wrong. I talked with them and signed an agreement that in 45 days I would get a report and they would want 900 in return.I got the report back today and the results werent stellar. I had 14 bad credit items found and of them only two were removed, which werent even relatively that bad two records where a debt was transferred to another collections agency, not the collection itself.At this point Im worried I essentially threw away a lot of money I could have used to pay off my actual debt. The only reason I didnt was because my research online seemed to indicate that paying the debt wouldnt make my score much better until 7 years passed.TL;DR: Hired credit repair company, after 45 days results were negligible. They want 900 for their service. Have I already screwed myself too hard to back out? Or should I give them more time? Yes I know I am a big, big dummy.  <response>: Did the agreement make any guarantees regarding the results of the companys efforts? If not, then you have no grounds to break the agreement. Have you actually asked the company why their results did not meet your expectations? 