sue lexington Of course, you knew that using a firm to handle your problems , would end up in this right?
Have you contacted Lexington to see what THEY will do about this? It seems to me that since you hired them to perform this service, it's their responsibility to work around this, not yours.
Mike, I'm sure you misunderstood. There's no way your reports could have been "red flagged." What did Lexington say? To my knowledge, the only thing that could be considered a "red flag" is when the bureaus send a letter saying that "they've recently reinvestigated the item" and will not investigate it again. What this really means is that we should wait a month and challenge it again. Get me some more information and I'll find out what's going on. If you don't mind, please email me your full name and I'll report back via email and this board.
i did call them its seems it was a different matter. i dont no why thay used the term red flag but its taken care of now.thanks
Lexington Law firm is on the black list with the credit bureaus. There is away to get the red flag remove remember it will not be FREE.
In this case, Mike was referring to an email that Lexington sent him because Lexington had flagged a problem with his file and wanted to get it cleared up with him. Most likely, they hadn't received credit reports lately and they wanted to make sure his case was on track. Out of curiosity, what would make you think that Lexington is on a "black list." (Not that they're not on a black list. Anyone who's taken a chunk out of their hide like Lexington has (over 200,000 deletions) must be on a list of some kind.)
Carrot wrote: ------------------------------- Have you contacted Lexington to see what THEY will do about this? It seems to me that since you hired them to perform this service, it's their responsibility to work around this, not yours.
Carrot wrote: ------------------------------- Have you contacted Lexington to see what THEY will do about this? It seems to me that since you hired them to perform this service, it's their responsibility to work around this, not yours.
Carrot wrote: ------------------------------- Have you contacted Lexington to see what THEY will do about this? It seems to me that since you hired them to perform this service, it's their responsibility to work around this, not yours. RITE ON
Jason wrote: ------------------------------- In this case, Mike was referring to an email that Lexington sent him because Lexington had flagged a problem with his file and wanted to get it cleared up with him. Most likely, they hadn't received credit reports lately and they wanted to make sure his case was on track. Out of curiosity, what would make you think that Lexington is on a "black list." (Not that they're not on a black list. Anyone who's taken a chunk out of their hide like ------------------------------------------- Lexington has (over 200,000 deletions) must be on a list of some kind.) stepping on toes and exposure will cause this sort of thing!
