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Complaint Review: Lexington Law - Salt Lake City Utah
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Lexington Law
Salt Lake City, 84151 Utah, U.S.A.
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Lexington Law This business steals money from legitimately obtained credit card information of its customers Salt Lake City Utah
Lexington Law (John C. Heath, Esq.) steals money by never authorized posting of bills to Credit Card Accounts, even after the account is closed.
In my case they were supposed to bill my Western Union CC on the 4th of each month. Instead, they bill on the 2nd and then erratically, to justify charging extra, when money were not available.
They also lie to you, by telling that the bill was declined, when in fact, they don't post the bill, and then charge late fees.(They promised to send me proof of attempt to post, but never did, because, they did not have one!)
They promised to credit for illegally charged amount(s) in telephone conversation (Daniel), to provide the proof of attempt to bill you on time, but they don't do this and don't respond to your communications after.
Their correspondence with Credit Bureau is ineffective, because they mail the same form letter for everyone, and Credit Bureaus recognize their "signature" and stall the process of investigation, stating to customers, that they should telephone them directly (The lines don't answer or ask you to send proof that you are, who you say you are). After loosing several months the process starts all over. What's the purpose of paying to Lexington Law?
Lvovski
Mt. Prospect, Illinois
U.S.A.
In my case they were supposed to bill my Western Union CC on the 4th of each month. Instead, they bill on the 2nd and then erratically, to justify charging extra, when money were not available.
They also lie to you, by telling that the bill was declined, when in fact, they don't post the bill, and then charge late fees.(They promised to send me proof of attempt to post, but never did, because, they did not have one!)
They promised to credit for illegally charged amount(s) in telephone conversation (Daniel), to provide the proof of attempt to bill you on time, but they don't do this and don't respond to your communications after.
Their correspondence with Credit Bureau is ineffective, because they mail the same form letter for everyone, and Credit Bureaus recognize their "signature" and stall the process of investigation, stating to customers, that they should telephone them directly (The lines don't answer or ask you to send proof that you are, who you say you are). After loosing several months the process starts all over. What's the purpose of paying to Lexington Law?
Lvovski
Mt. Prospect, Illinois
U.S.A.
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J
South Jordan,Utah,
U.S.A.
Lexington Law Firm fairly and fully discloses its billing procedures
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, January 29, 2008
Lexington Law Firm, like most other law offices fully discloses its billing procedures. All clients enter into a written agreement that discloses the terms of the service, the price of the service and any late fees associated with the service. Many times, the client may have decided not to continue with the service and may disagree with the billing procedures that they agreed to. Also, the client may be upset when advised of these procedures.
