So I ordered my LexisNexis report online because I want to start getting a bit of a feel for what the bureaus other than the "big 3" have on file to show potential lenders among other things. It was a very simple process; I filled out the request on my phone browser, actually and had the request complete within a minute or two. Fast forward to 5-7 days later or so, I receive a full 8 1/2 x 11 envelope in the mail from them but only a couple of pieces of paper. It had a code on it to enter into a web browser which I did, but it said it was invalid. I didn't have time to mess around with it that day, so I put it on the back burner to come back to later. A week or so goes by and I forget by this point, but am reminded when I get yet another mailer the same as the first one with a slightly different web address and a different PIN code. I try this one, and it works straight away. We use LexisNexis validation among the other bureaus (the big 3) at my place of employment for credit checks and verification on a daily basis, so I kind of already had an idea of what to expect, but holy smokes, it is a lot of info! I recommend to anyone that is curious picking up a copy of theirs "just because." There is certainly A LOT of info in there. The next bureau I had in mind to check out was Innovis. I hear that they have a broad range of data as well. I thought it interesting that Cap1 specifically lists by name on their website a list of bureaus that will effect your score: "Equifax, Experian, Innovis, and Transunion." Anyone else have a unique suggestion on what to grab next? I know there are a ton of them out there and a lot of them are specialized to specific data segments. I understand this is all common knowledge, but I just wanted to share my experience. Happy data mining, everyone! 
I got My Lexis Nexis phonebook thick report a while back, froze it and opted out of future sharing.