Lexington Law Reviews

The application process with Lexington Law was easy. The experience was all right, but it was slow. And any time I had talked to somebody, they kept trying to sell me more. I did not like that. That was another reason why we got rid of them. They wanted me to keep sticking around and keep buying more services. It got annoying. Customer support was also annoying. I had to go through a text message process first. Calling was impossible. I'd rather talk to a human than a text message. There were a couple of times I couldn't afford to pay them because they were expensive. They would offer a fee just to stop it. Then I would have to pay a monthly fee, and then I could start it back up whenever, if I wanted, unless I wanted to completely get rid of them. I did completely get rid of them.

I stopped the service with Lexington Law about three months ago. From the beginning, my fee was way too high and I didn't need all the services that they got me in for. But after a while, I called and then they lowered the fee to where I was still getting everything and didn't have to pay twice as much. When I talked to the representatives from Lexington Law, most of them were very ignorant of the basics of credit. So, it was like 1 out of 10 knew something about the credit bureaus. It was really frustrating. What I got from them was I got to see my credit score for all that money I was spending. They claimed they were writing letters to the credit bureau, but nothing ever helped. So, I finally had to disengage from them.

Lexington Law was pretty helpful. Things went along good, then everything got to stagnant there for a while because anything that I had that I had paid for and should be closed was still showing as pending and I was having trouble getting a few things done. I told them that I spent all this money and my credit score was not coming up any. They said they'd look into that and next thing I know, they dug in a little deeper than what they were doing and things started coming around. There was also one hang up when they got busy and asked me to get some documents. But I told them that that was what I was paying them to do. Other than that, everything ran smoothly.

Lexington Law is amazing. I was using a more private company and initially, I felt it was gonna be a rough time to get started with Lexington Law, but it wasn't. It was really easy and they helped me out a lot. They did everything to get my credit back on track, but I had an issue towards the end of my time with them. By the time I got to August, I didn't need their service to do anything anymore, because they didn't have any more removals. I said, "Okay, cool. Can you guys change my fee just in case anything does come up?" They said, "Yeah, we're gonna change your fee instead of you having to pay 109.95 for our monthly window, you only have to pay 24.95", which I did.

Some time ago, because my credit has been stable for some time, I called Lexington Law about them continuously sending Ocwen, my mortgage company at the time, a rebuttal. When I first came to Lexington, I had breast cancer. I had filed a bankruptcy which I was late one mortgage payment. So, they kept going back at the mortgage company. It got to the point that the mortgage company sent me a stack of my payment. And out of all of them, that was the only one that I missed. It got on my nerves so I asked Lexington to stop sending them any inquiries about that. That was something that happened in 2012.

The application process was very simple, and every time I called or had questions, the reps answered them. They did an excellent job. Everything was good, but I didn't need it anymore, so I had to stop.

I am FAR FROM getting the results I was hoping for. The Customer Service is lackluster, at best. The creditors STILL CALL and bother you. If this is truly a Legal Firm, they would advise creditors that harassment by phone call or email, is prohibited while your case is being handled, legally. That obviously never took place. My credit report is just inching along when they claim to get dramatic results within 30 days. It's been 120 days...They take their $$...but, no measurable results. Try another way to repair your credit...This isn't the best..!!

In years past, I sought to better my credit score while serving actively in the armed forces. During my time with Lexington back then, I had a wonderful experience which not only boosted my confidence, but my credit score as well. The one on one phone conversations I had made me feel in control of an otherwise aimless situation. Over time, and several hundreds of dollars later, I had cultivated a credit score I was proud to show off thanks to Lexington Law firm. Having had such a great experience, I've come back for additional help at this point in my life. However, my situation which once required Lexington's intervention has changed, and so I found myself without need of their help. However, just because my situation has changed, does not mean I withhold my 5 star review from them. I would actually give them 10 stars if I could, because they are well worth my time and energy. I rate Lexington Law firm this day with 5 stars, and I give my full recommendation to anyone seeking to better their credit score.

I was hoping to repair my credit, and the application process didn't take very long. Lexington Law has been good too. I've been on the program for a couple of years, and I have seen some results. I’ve had a lot of things removed but haven't been able to get everything removed.

Lexington Law is a waste of money. I used them for nine months, but I don't use them anymore. The quality of the service sucks, and the cost was too much. For the most part, they said they were gonna help fix my credit, and they'd always say it takes time.