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Lexis-Nexis report

Date: Thu, 05/25/2006 - 07:51

Submitted by Mary
on Thu, 05/25/2006 - 07:51

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Hi all,

Have any of you ever ordered your Lexis-Nexis report? I haven't ordered mine yet, but I am considering doing it. It is basically a database of public records and about a million other things related to you - it lists old roommates, in-laws, all kinds of crazy stuff. It isn't a credit report or anything, just some kind of information collection on you. It really freaks me out, hearing what some people have found on theirs, so I think after I get some disability money I will be ordering one.

~Mary


I believe that if any organization is collecting information about you (be it financial, or personal, you have a right to know what information they have, and to correct any information which is not correct.

To find out how to access your LexisNexis information, past this address into your browser:
lexisnexis.com/terms/privacy/data/obtain.asp

It appear that LexisNexis does charge a nominal $8.00 fee to access your files. I do not know for sure if this is a request which should fall under the auspices of the FACT ACT or not, but given that they claim they do not maintain financial information, I sort of doubt it does.


lrhall41

Submitted by LCW on Thu, 05/25/2006 - 08:43

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I totally agree, Clay, but I know of people who have written to fix erroneous information in the report, and LN says "NOPE!" It totally creeps me out.

On the other hand, I have talked to people who have been able to get in touch with lost relatives, old high school friends, etc. with the information that they find on the report. I guess it's not ALL bad, but I don't like the idea of all that kind of info being farmed like that.

~Mary


lrhall41

Submitted by Mary on Thu, 05/25/2006 - 09:27

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