800-292-1512 / 8002921512

called on a sunday? what for? how did these jerks get my number?

The number is from lexington law it is a real company, You can google them. They are a credit repair law firm. If you sign up for homes for rent you will be instantly sent to them. and a number of other bogus web sites do the same thing they get paid for each referall.

Stop calling me...You are calling me 3 -4 times a day.STOP

Hello, do you need Collections, Charge Offs, Judgements, or other bad marks deleted from your credit report? Well you know what to do and call.

every 5 mins they call my phone..STOP

Call you mother -- it'll cost you a lot less and do your credit as much good as calling these crooks!

Numerous calls from this number, no messages left. Finally on a Sunday night at 9:00pm I answered the call, a woman said she was looking for "Mark", I told her she had the wrong number and hung up. The calls stopped for about a week, then today I got a call from the same number; this time it was a man, saying he was looking for "Jeff". As soon as I find out for sure who owns this, I'll be filing some FCC complaints. This is likely fraud/scamming.

This company robo-calls me EVERY SINGLE DAY. I've filed complaints with the Do Not Call Registry every day for a week. I've called the 800 number they give you to supposedly stop their calls. Nothing works. I'm ill and these calls disturb my rest every day. How do we make it STOP?????Like others here, I get a prerecorded message stating she is Kathy Reeves a paralegal from Lexington Law Firm wanting to fix our bad credit in response to our online request. We also don't have bad credit/debt and have not submitted any requests!

If you sign up for a free copy of "Credit Revolution" online, the website informs you that you will be contacted by a representative for a free consultation. This is not a scam, I have registered for the free download and accepted the call. Once I informed them that I only wanted the book and would not be interested in their services, the calls stop - especially if you ask to be removed from their contact list.The link to the book is on Lexington Law's website that I know of. I am not aware of any other links to the free download, but there may be other sources.Just be careful about what you try to get for free and understand what your obligations will be once you request a "freebie". That should alleviate much of the frustration.

Stop callin!!