General Negation:
* Un-: "Uncredible" is a common word, though it's often used in a humorous or hyperbolic context.
* Non-: "Non-credible" is more formal and direct.
Doubt or Lack of Trust:
* Dis-: "Discredible" implies something that is damaging to reputation or trustworthiness.
* Mis-: "Miscredible" could suggest something falsely presented as credible.
Other Options:
* In-: While you specifically requested alternatives to "in-," it's worth noting that "incredible" has a slightly different meaning (meaning "unbelievable" or "amazing").
* Pseudo-: "Pseudo-credible" implies something that appears credible but is actually fake or misleading.
The best choice depends on the specific context and the exact meaning you want to convey.