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Do Lexington and/or Credit Attorney PC really work?
I;m hoping they aren't scams. Do they really work? Will they clear items from your report even if you still owe the company? Is it worth it?
Answers:
1) A lot of that stuff you can do on you own..Please look into pulling you credit report and see what is inaccurate before you get involve with them. You can dispute what every wrong info and they update you report in 3 months.
2) They do help. They are not the miracle workers that they claim to be, but they do help. One of the ways that they help is by constantly sending you email reminders to do your part to clean up your credit. Everything that they do, you can do, but I believe for the average person who doesn't understand the ins and outs of it, they do offer a service worth paying for. Best of luck!
3) They are not scams, they do work. Everything that they do you can do yourself. You can also do your own taxes or cut your own hair. The depending factor is if you want to learn to do it or have a service do it for you. Not all services are created equal. Do your home work and if it sounds to good to be true it is. The site below has a good page on credit repair companies and how they work. http://www.credit-info-site.com/creditrepairservice.html
4) You can do this all yourself don't pay money for that. I have heard that your credit gets worse dealing with them so why take that chance. Pull your credit report and go to creditinfocenter.com for useful tips.
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