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Don't do it. This company makes it very easy to sign up through its partnerships with mortgage companies. Essentially, they send a ton of form letters out each month to your creditors. They send the same letter over and over. Whilel I got an initial, modest benefit, they made it extremely difficult to cancel--you can only cancel by calling them. To discourage you from doing that, they regularly post messages on their site about long wait times for phone calls. What's worse though, is that they keep billing you long after they're having any impact rather than saying, "we've done everything we can at this point." I regret the money I've spent for this "service" and urge you not to give in as I did.

I had the most expensive membership LexingtonLaw offers for 3 months $129 a month. They will inform you that you 3-6 moths is the average repair time needed based on your credit profile. We found this to be False as some people in our group used LexingtonLaw for 6 moths and never seen any improvement and due to this company being a subscription based company obviously they’re gonna prolong the process as much as possible. But what most people don’t know is that having a dispute with a credit bureau can and will decrease your credit score during the time of the dispute. So with LexingtonLaw prolonged process due to their subscription based business model this can do more harm than good over their prolonged process and feel they have received enough money for their services. They will inform you that they dispute up to 8 items a month. We found that was false. Three people I know as well as myself used this service and I didn’t have but 3 items all together no one in our group had 8 items all together and as for myself they only sent out 1 dispute per month! They will also inform you that you can discontinue service at any time with no cancellation fees. Which we found to also be false out of the 4 people in our group that used LexingtonLaw all of which were charged fees for cancellation myself was charged a fee of $90 and some as much as $116. And they will tell you it’s for work they already have done in your behalf even though they may or may not have done anything for you over the past month! We also found They always manage to go all month and not do anything until right before billing. I think this company takes advantage of people who are looking for second chances that have limited options. I can only report the experiences of me and the people in my group which is why we decided to do a group of 4 people one for each star on a review with one star being required to leave a review would equal 5 stars. With our experiment LexingtonLaw was people Advantage 3.0 FICO of 620-670 using the service from 3-9 months. Because LexingtonLaw is a monthly subscription and not commission or quota based business model. I have been watching and listening to customer feedback for 6 or 7 years now and I think LexingtonLaw started out as a company with good intentions that has gotten so big they have lost sight of what’s most important. You the customers! There are much more motivated companies out there that will work based on progress for a lot less money. We found that for price of the subscription and the service LexingtonLaw law provides to their customers are inadequate.

WARNING.. WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. I know a fair amount about the Fair Credit Relief Act which states that if a creditor does not respond to an inquiry within 30 days of official request then the negative item must be removed. I paid for their services for nearly 3 months and when I argued that this fact they seemed ignorant to it and offered to send a more urgent letter, for an additional fee of course. This service is a scam. Run away.

they call my phone everyday we don t want there serv they blow up my voicemail with this idiot girls messege stop calling we don t want your scam service!

10/7/21, little over three months ago I began looking for some way to get a negative report removed from my nearly perfect credit report. In January my entire family was infected with covid-19. Through the process of getting over the virus and getting over the death of my mother because of the virus I missed paying two of my four credit cards. These cards went 45 to 50 days over and when I saw I had missed making these payments I contacted these companies and made 2 payments on each and paid the late fees with no argument. These cards were through Synchrony bank. Having said that I don't Recommend anyone taking a credit card that is managed or controlled by Synchrony bank. The late pavements were of my fault, I corrected the issue on my own without being contacted by the card companies. Even though I have a flawless payment history they still mark that as " Serious late payments" which seriously damaged my credit. Anyway I have the documents to show the illnesses and the death of my mother due to the virus as well as documents showing the days my wife and I missed at work due to the virus. I also can show three months later I paid off all of my credit cards and closed the account. In the process of looking for a way to have these damaging late payments removed from my credit I came across Lexington Law. I explained the issues and the person I spoke with indicated this case should be repairable. I was advised 5.00 start up fee then $129.00 a month until the issues had been resolved. I advised this employee of Lexington Law I would not be paying for 4 or 5 months to get a case resolved that should be fairly simple to get resolve. Nearly 4 months went by and understand I checked daily for a status change of for some sign of improvement. After 4 months I contacted the creditors that filed the bad report on my credit, I also checked with all the reporting Credit bureaus and they all advised me they had not received and Correspondences or documents from Lexington Law on my behalf. Understand I spoke with 2 different credit card offices, and 3 credit bureaus and they all told me the same thing. When I confronted Lexington Law about drafting money from my account over and over as if they were working to get my case resolved they assured me they were working on it. They even told me I must have talked to the wrong office 5 times when I was advised Lexington Law had not been in contact with them. I fired the company and I want to make you all aware. Yes they may resolve some cases but they are doing them very slowly because what they could get done in 2 months they are taking 6 or 10 months to do because they charge by the month. I hope this review will help you make the proper choice as to hiring or not hiring this company. One more thing you should check, none of their website will let you send feed back or write a review. In fact they all show prefect reviews but you can't write one of your own. They lie, they mislead and they scam. There has also been Lawsuits filed against them for scamming their clients.

Beware! This company brings you in with false promises but doesn't give you the entire picture. I wasted thousands over 12 months or more (and they removed 11 items) but at the end of the day I had to actually find a real attorney. A complete waste of money. This option may be good if you do not have any possible collections or debts but they advertise they they take care of this. Hogwash!

WARING THIS COMPANY IS A FRAUD: Had to give at least one star to be posted. If I could, I wouldn’t even give that. For a year I had to manage this PAID account credit building process. If I did not check in with the paralegals and attorneys assigned (or better descried, not assigned) to my husbands and my account, nothing would have been done to represent us. In the end we were told after a year of being charged, that there was actually nothing they could do for our Bankruptcy and that someone should have told us that from the beginning. I sought out the lead attorney the oversee’s the team for California. Mr. Adam Fullerman. Our first conversation about the lack of attention and bad advice lead to, “this is one of those 1% account happenings, you guys slipped through the cracks, we should just credit your whole year back, let’s see what I can do to fix this.” Promises made! To the second call to Adam Fullerman, that he reassured me this mishap actually lead to team meetings and changes with in the company and that my account would not be charged and would be closed. Then our last conversation, after being charged again and accounts never closed, sounded more like “I’ve done everything I’m going to do for this account, good luck and good bye”. I did however; receive a credit for the additional month that he acknowledged should not have been charged. His words again, “my mistake I must have forgotten to press save.” I could go on and on about the time spent on the phone and the lack of knowledge these company actually claims to have, money spent to do their job, never getting the company emails and promises in writing. Save your self some grief. Steer clear of Lexington Law. Under stand how serious I am when I say I’m pursuing with the Better Business Bureau.

I called on Lexington law to help me dispute a repossession of a lease car that I was a cosigner on for my son after he lost his job due to Covid. I explain to Lexington he was never late on payments but in fact he kept making payments after the lease was up in order to keep the car. Vw credit never contacted me or asked me for payment and I expressed this to Lexington firm and also provided them with documents. Lexington said they could help and asked for my social Security number and payments of $158 a month to get rid of this bad mark. Because credit is very important I trusted them. It turned out Lexington opened up old closed accounts which caused my credit to take a huge dip, before Lexington 784 after Lexington 646. When it took a dip they charge me more and said I can help you fix it when in fact they open these closed accounts that were not even an issue any more. Every time I called them I was on hold for hours and when I finally was connected to what they call a paralegal, I was being transferred to someone overseas to who they said was A paralegal. Before he or she could move on to what my concern was I always had to disclose my full Social Security number., date of Birth which made me real extremely uncomfortable After 4 months being billed by Lexington law I decided to cancel them because the one reason I signed up was for their help on the repo which they never addressed. I canceled their service and even got a confirmation number and an email stating that service would end. But two months went by and I noticed they kept billing my bank account but not for the full amount they were taking out $50 instead of $150. I confirmed them by sending an email to the multiple Lexington law email addresses and attaching not only their email to me stating payment would end but I also attached the Number of bank charges they charged me after the cancellation was confirmed. I will add those attachments to this review so you can understand how this firm took advantage of someone Who only reached out for help but in fact it’s taken advantage of Beware of this company, if you feel like you need help from a law firm for your credit go with someone who is local in your area. This company is a waste of money and just another bill to rack up your credit. I would give them a negative star but that wasn’t an option. Michelle A Caballero