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All negative REVIEWS , that should tell you something . I been signed up , & they ain’t do nothing for me either but tried to charge my card ( which i had locked ) like stop scamming people thinking they gon get they credit scores fixed , yall really bs & should be off the market like seriously

Scam! They do nothing. Don’t believe me? Try for yourself. Also I cancelled my service yesterday and they charged me today. Such a terrible business

If I could give zero stars I would. I thought since they had attorneys and paralegals on staff that they had an upper hand over credit repair..turns out it’s all show. There was some activity in the first month and I thought this might be it but after a year and half they accomplished as close to nothing as you can get without being nothing. If you need help fixing credit I suggest credit repair. They did more in 3 months then Lexington law did in a year and a half.

I would love to know why I am receiving emails from this company. I'm British, I live in the UK, have never visited America and have certainly not opted in to anything. I'm inundated with these emails daily but am reluctant to unsubscribe as I've never heard of this company and am concerned it's a scam. If its real please stop emailing me!

Grossly disappointed and scammed. I have an excellent credit record except for 1 account with Synovus bank that I have never paid late showing as a charge off in my credit report, I hired Lexington law and send them all the documentation including 12 months of perfectly paid statements, L. Law collected money from me for 6 months and could not fix one account that is truly being reported erroneously. I don't recommend Lexington Law or Synovus bank for that matter.

Like other reviewers, I signed up with Lexington Law and my credit score immediately went down and nothing they promised came to pass. Granted, it might take them 6 months or more to do what they promised, but so far not good and no way would I pay them to do more damage. Don't take a risk.

I used Lexington Law top premium service for $129 a month for 5 months. I had 8 negative items ( 3 actual negative items showing as 3 negative items on Bureau X, 3 negative items on Bureau Y, and 2 negative items on Bureau Z. Somehow Bureau Z didnt have one of actual negative item). After using Lexington Law's top service plan for $129 a month for 5 months, I ended up having 9 negative items. Eventually they let the Bureau Z to include missing negative item in their reports. I am a businessman and I am very reasonable and understanding of services or products when they fail, I am patient if they correct their mistakes, but with this company I totally felt the way they do business is really a scam. I felt responsible reporting this companies' scam business model. There are serious other businesses who guarantee or refund policy if they cant do improvement in 3 months. I contacted several times, asked about their work on my cases, I did not receive any solid response. I did not receive any mails from bureaus showing they did any work for my cases. No evidence. I requested report of what they have done for my case, they refused to share any details. Next day they disabled my account and sent email stating they would not work on my case, cancelled my plan, and will not work on my case in future. I paid $129x5 which $645 and I ended up having worse credit with them. Please share this with everyone, if you have plan ask evidence of their work, do not stick them and end up with nothing after months. I am also going to file a complaint to Attorney General, as well as FTC, hope they would stop scamming people.

When you pay them the initial fee they say they will start working on your account.but when you cancel they say they started working on your account without payment so you still owe additional money.....helped with credit but they are all about taking as much money as possible....then argue about having a remaining balance after account closed