Question: Dear Steve, I written to you back in February about using debt settlement company (NDR) and Lexington Law to improve my credit score. At the time of my writing l was in my second year with NDR. I had file for bankruptcy in 2007 and in 2011 after being released from a rehabilitation center …
Question: Dear Steve, I had an uncontrollable problem with not understanding how important having credit was. I would spend and only make the minimum payments on credit cards and student loan, that I co-signed for my daughter. Then when things got really bad I turned to payday loans and a car title loan. I begin …
Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) March 16, 2015 Lexington Law, a consumer advocacy law firm and trusted leader in credit report repair, responds in favor to the agreement announced on Monday by Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, to adopt major changes that aim to improve consumers’ credit scores. Among other things, the agreement addresses late medical-bill …
Consumer Statement: Lexington Law claimed they could legally remove charge-offs, 30 Days Late, and collections from my credit report. My charge-offs are all settlements, and the collection was supposed to be a pay-to-delete, so I thought it was a good chance they could. They never told me they’d be sending out letters WITH MY NAME …
“Dear Steve, Ok, I guess I’ve been in the acceptance stage for a couple of months now but still feel overwhelmed in tackling my debt despite having done a lot of research. First, I am paying Lexington $80 per month to clean up my credit report. I have seen some improvement to my credit score …
“Dear Steve, Hi, I have a low credit score and I truly can’t figure out what i can do to fix it. I’ve paid for Lexington Law but my case isn’t really about collections or wrong information. I have student loans that are reporting individually and they defaulted so that’s the negative. I’ve since consolidated …