Watch out for unsolicited credit‑repair offers. Calls or texts that claim to be from Lexington Law often try to lure you into a meeting with a so‑called specialist, promising to fix your credit for a fee. These messages usually end with a “STOP” option, which is a red flag that the sender is treating you as a sales target, not a client. Before responding, verify the number through the official Lexington Law website or contact their customer service directly. Never share personal or financial details until you’re certain the outreach is legitimate. If you suspect a scam, block the number and report it to the FTC.
I received a text message meant for 'Darren' from a supposed credit repair company, asking to arrange a meeting, but I am not the intended recipient