Reader mail: Lexington credit repair refunded all payments and provided the letters
Here is the relevant excerpt from a reader’s email:
… They sent me the full amount I asked for—every single penny I ever spent with the Lexington Fraud Pit, almost $2,000—PLUS my entire case file in a large box via USPS.
Some of the letters they sent to me even revealed the ridiculous nonsense, along with the third grade grammar, that they wrote to the credit bureaus in their so-called dispute letters sent on my behalf!
So, I got everything I wanted; they didn’t even bother to ask me to sign any disclaimers of any kind—they simply automatically deposited the money into my bank account and sent the box. ...
The “Lexington Fraud Pit” (love that term) has been sued a lot and they HAVE to provide you with copies of all communications on your behalf, there’s no such thing as “proprietary” credit repair letters. Lawyers HAVE to give their clients everything in the file upon request.
They just don’t want people to see how they make you look stupid with their idiotic letters.
More info on Lexington and the Ovation “proprietary” credit repair letter
I’d really like to get some of those Lexington letters for posting too.
Please don’t bother sending me inquiries about other credit repair companies and debt consolidation firms—they ALL suck. Most people have no idea how complex credit reporting and scoring is. I make so much info available—entirely free of charge:
LOTS of FREE info about credit disputes at CreditFactors
I realize that it is “too complicated” and “too time consuming” for most people to learn about credit and scores, but that’s not MY fault. I dedicated many years to trying to change the system by publicizing UNFAIR credit reporting practices and lawsuits. Considering the NUMBER of people who are hurt by inaccurate and incomplete credit reporting (at least 100 million), you’d think that there would be a few others who care enough to DO something about it.
My latest experiment:
Political action: contact every legislator in Congress regarding Capital One credit LIMITS
We’ll see what happens.
Posted by Christine on 11/12/2006 at 09:23 AM
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