I wondering if there are any volunteers who want to apply for a job with Lexington Law Firm. Requirements: 1. Personality 2. Good Customer Skills 3. The ability to respond to customers requests in a timely manner. (24 hrs.) 4. Knowledge of what is happening with your customers account. 5. Ability to answer the question, what do I do now? You do not need the ability to charge the customers credit card, that just seems to happen by it's self. So why don't we just computerize the entire operation. Did I leave anything out?
RE: Volunteers to work for Lex why don't you complain to the Utah State Bar about the two lawyers that run Lexington Law, if you haven't had your problems resolved.
RE: Volunteers to work for Lex I'm surprised the Jason guy hasn't replied with one of the following: We welcome your input, What should we change Send me your info and I'll research. I wonder how long Kristi will continue to use these loosers Steve1040
RE: Volunteers to work for Lex I may be wrong, but I think Carreon and Associates did dump those deadbeats for Junum. Let's hope so. Everything I've heard and read about this Lexington Law Firm outfit spells S-C-A-M. Such operations must be stopped. I've advised a friend of my daughter's to file a report with the Better Business Bureau. Hopefully, others are doing the same. It just floors me that they've been sucking up her money all this time but won't provide her the courtesy of communicating with her. I wonder if Cross Country Bank has its own law firm in Utah....
