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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have any experiences they'd like to share?
I used LL for several months. I saw a few results but not as much as I was expecting to see.
I was trying to get my Financial World in order for a "Clearance" I was going for. The "investigators" asked to see what LL was doing to help me dispute and help me get the Bad information out of my report. I requested a copy of everything LL put together and sent out for me. When I received the files, I was completely disgusted.
Considering, they call themselves L Law...the letters that were written to challenge information on my Credit Report were horrible. Between the typos, incorrect grammar, the horrible formatting (one letter was center justified) and the different sized fonts and types of fonts in the same letter, it looked like they used elementary school students to write the letters.
I was embarrassed that I had to show the investigators such poor quality documentation. I was more upset with myself that I actually was paying for such poor work.
^^^This. They aren't lawyers. As noted toward the beginning of this thread they are a "dispute mill". I understand the idea of using a resourse to fix your credit; however, use one that at least provides a credible service. For $100 per month I expect more. If I want the type of letters described above, I can hire the 5 year old down the block to write illerate disputes for less. JMO
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have any experiences they'd like to share?
I used LL for several months. I saw a few results but not as much as I was expecting to see.
I was trying to get my Financial World in order for a "Clearance" I was going for. The "investigators" asked to see what LL was doing to help me dispute and help me get the Bad information out of my report. I requested a copy of everything LL put together and sent out for me. When I received the files, I was completely disgusted.
Considering, they call themselves L Law...the letters that were written to challenge information on my Credit Report were horrible. Between the typos, incorrect grammar, the horrible formatting (one letter was center justified) and the different sized fonts and types of fonts in the same letter, it looked like they used elementary school students to write the letters.
I was embarrassed that I had to show the investigators such poor quality documentation. I was more upset with myself that I actually was paying for such poor work.
Thanks for the input! Although they may be one of the biggest (if not the biggest), LL's reviews are not so good. There are a couple with overwhelmingly positive reviews, but I haven't seen any mention of them on here. I don't want to taint future posts by naming them, but I'm hoping someone on here has used one or both of the ones I'm talking about and will share their experiences.
Personal experience? I tried a couple, but got nothing from it. That's why I came here to begin with. By doing it myself and working hard at it, it gave me the ability to actually learn from my mistakes. It does take effort and patience, but the reward can be worth it. Good luck my friend.
Hello all!
I am currently working with a credit repair company for 6 months, and my credit score went up from 580 to 624.
Now it dropped back because I opened a new card and had to max it out. I got the approved for Firestone credit for $900. I had my BK discharged in February of last year.
Are those good results for 6 months. I am paying 149 a month for two people.
They have disputed a lot of things from the credit but I am just wondering if those are good results.
Also, for credit monitoring I am using identityiq, would you suggest something else? I am trying to go as cheap as possible so I can pay off that $900 for tires.
Thanks in advance.