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Lexington Law Firm...?

I need help with my credit history, and I keep receiving correspondence from Lexington Law Firm. Does anyone have experience with them? Do they really fix your credit? How expensive are they? Are they any good? Some feedback, please! Thanx.

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1) Don't waste your money. What Lexington Law does, you can do yourself for free. Get copies of your credit file from the three major reporting bureaus, and examine the assorted negatives carefully. Then write to the credit reporting firm involved disputing the validity of those negatives. By law, the credit reporting firm must validate the negative with the firm which originally placed it there. The odds are decent that quite a few of them won't bother to validate it, and then it will be removed from your credit file. That's pretty much what Lexington Law does, and you can do it yourself just as easily.

2) The guy above me is right,my credit has been destroyed in the last couple years and i was looking for quick fix,they dont exist,pay down your cards dont cancel them if you must use them then spread it out try to never charge more then 30% of your credit limit,pay your bills on time.

3) no there a scam i got scamed the best just do it yourself dispute letters is the best way wih return signed they got it i after lex law only removed 2 i did it myself amd got 6 removed pick me in your votes please

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