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Does Lexington Law actually work for bad credit?*

I'm trying to fix my credit fast and I don't have time to do it myself. If I pay Lexington Law, does it really work, or are they just a scam?

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1) I've been using Lexington for just a little while but they've already started disputing the things on my report. It takes a little time to get things dropped and updated so I'm in the waiting period.
All communications from Lexington have been personable and they respond quickly to my questions.
I've heard from a coworker that they removed negative items from his report really quickly so I feel confident they can do the same for me.

2) I've had Lexington Law doing my credit repair for the last six months after filing for chapter 13 bankruptcy two years ago and they've done wonders.

I get letters about every other week stating that another credit line has been removed from my credit report. It's awesome!

I'm using the middle service, the one that contacts previous creditors in addition to the credit bureaus. I'm really glad I'm using them, it's been totally worth the cost.

Things start out a little slowly though so don't think it's only going to take a month or two to make good traction. It takes time and persistence to get the negative things removed from your credit report but the thing I like it that Lexington Law is doing it all for me. All I have to do is forward my communications from credit bureaus and creditors to them and they work their magic. So awesome!

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