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What is Lexington law?

firsttimemama — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 02:13:47 GMT

This came up in another post and I've never heard of it.

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pakman92 — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 03:06:56 GMT

its a credit repair service. google is your friend

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firsttimemama — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 03:08:17 GMT

Got it. I was just curious. Thanks!

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socalracer — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 03:12:26 GMT

i looked into it before coming here. They don't gurantee anything, and its a bit costly. Like 300 for 6 months, where they basically tell you you will most likely need another 6 months.

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ihatemyscore — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 03:42:18 GMT

It even gets more expensive if you want them to send out additional letter's I believe the full service is a little bit more but were not allowed to discuss this on these forums. I have good/bad stories in my opinion. You can do it yourself if you ask help from some veteran posters here.

Re: What is Lexington law?

Lasardo — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 19:20:37 GMT

Lexington law is a credit repair service, they have experience in the field where I did not. I signed on a week ago. They have removed 13 items so far and even a judgment. I had no idea a judgment could even be removed! It is 79.99 a month they do not charge you unless service has been provided. For me,personally, I have been nothing but impressed. Not only do I get updates Via email but text also as to changes to my reports. I am in touch all the time and bombard them with calls and emails. They stated it does take about 9 months on average to see full results but you can cancel anytime. They can do what I can not, they know the lingo and Can work with all three bureaus. They are saving me time and money. Edited.

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MarineVietVet — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 20:48:04 GMT

Lasardo wrote:
Lexington law is a credit repair service, they have experience in the field where I did not. I signed on a week ago. They have removed 13 items so far and even a judgment. I had no idea a judgment could even be removed! It is 79.99 a month they do not charge you unless service has been provided. For me,personally, I have been nothing but impressed. Not only do I get updates Via email but text also as to changes to my reports. I am in touch all the time and bombard them with calls and emails. They stated it does take about 9 months on average to see full results but you can cancel anytime. They can do what I can not, they know the lingo and Can work with all three bureaus. They are saving me time and money. Edited.

I respectfully disagree. There is nothing they or any other company can do that you can't do yourself. Nothing.

Re: What is Lexington law?

firsttimemama — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:42:20 GMT

MarineVietVet wrote:
Lasardo wrote:
Lexington law is a credit repair service, they have experience in the field where I did not. I signed on a week ago. They have removed 13 items so far and even a judgment. I had no idea a judgment could even be removed! It is 79.99 a month they do not charge you unless service has been provided. For me,personally, I have been nothing but impressed. Not only do I get updates Via email but text also as to changes to my reports. I am in touch all the time and bombard them with calls and emails. They stated it does take about 9 months on average to see full results but you can cancel anytime. They can do what I can not, they know the lingo and Can work with all three bureaus. They are saving me time and money. Edited.
I respectfully disagree. There is nothing they or any other company can do that you can't do yourself. Nothing.

Thanks, everyone. I've actually handled 3 out of 4 baddies myself (thanks to this board) but have kind of hit a wall with the last one. So, I was just curious about whether or not they would be useful with my last one.

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FrugalRican — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:44:42 GMT

Anything they can do, you can do better.

They're just getting paid to do it, so they have the time and the resources to bombard the CA's with letters.

I'd rather spend the money myself on CMRR's.

A lot of people use it, and a lot of people "fire" them.

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firsttimemama — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:49:10 GMT

FrugalRican wrote:
Anything they can do, you can do better.
They're just getting paid to do it, so they have the time and the resources to bombard the CA's with letters.

I'd rather spend the money myself on CMRR's.
A lot of people use it, and a lot of people "fire" them.

I just need some patience right now :smileyfrustrated:

I work full-time, teach part-time at a local university, and have a 14-month-old and I've managed to send plenty of GW letters in the past week. I'll keep trying!

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Shaun2012 — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 22:20:45 GMT

Wow, I am surprised you've seen those results in only 1 week from using Lexington Law. It should be noted that those aren't the typical results. I signed up a little over a year ago and had them for 2.5 months. They removed 1 item but only off of one credit bureau. I have no doubt that they work, but you never know how long it's going to take. I didn't want to wait a year for them to fix my report, especially with a fee every month. However, there system is simple and professional.

Since I've been on here, only a few days, I've managed to have 3 negative items removed all by myself. Originally, I was looking at paying an Attorney to do it. I am glad I took the initiative to do it on my own and save myself a lot of money.