Reviews

William the senior analyst lol who is not a senior analyst tried to fraudulently charge my credit card $139.95 I was under the end understanding that the program cost 3995 a month I have no problem with that went ahead and charge my card for 495 I have been trying to cancel now and following the rules off the website how to cancel the subscription/membership this is a scam they’re fried only taking your money they said that they cannot help you with your credit they can only suggest things to do they also tried to fraudulently charge me customers beware William admitted he is not a senior analyst lol he’s just one of them all over type of guys

I wouldn't have even put a star on them but I had too. They are a scam they don't do there job you're paying them for. The important stuff you need took care of they do nothing about they drag it out so long and you're paying for nothing every month I payed for a year. When I started saying something to them they dropped me i guess they had made enough of me time to move to the next person they won't help do you're home work Lexington law firm is a scam

If you need help in getting your credit straightened out there is no better place then here.

Lexington Law provides very professional service.

Very Rude!! Called to ask a question and representative was rude and she hung up while I was talking.

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I'm extremely happy with Lexington law and the help that they're giving us in the hopes to get us back on track

They claim to mail dispute letters on your behalf. When I reached out to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, non of them had any information on these letters. Lexington Law would not give me ANYTHING about these letters except that they “confirm” that letters were sent. (Whatever that means) There was no response from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion about any dispute or when I asked, they said there was nothing on file associated with my SS#. After a few months, I stopped paying Lexington Law and I have nothing to show for it. If you use them, at least ask for a copy of any letters sent on your behalf. If they have nothing to hide, then they should oblige, right? Good luck.