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You can get a free copy of what LexisNexis has on you, just like you can with your credit report. The difference is that the LexisNexis report is book thick for

You can get a free copy of what LexisNexis has on you, just like you can with your credit report. The difference is that the LexisNexis report is book thick for most people. The amount of information far exceeds what the credit bureaus have. In my case, quite a bit of it was wrong but adjacent. It thought I owned a huge commercial building, which was actually owned by the developer of a condo I owned in another part of town. It also showed me making an insurance claim for hail damage on my brother's house. My brother actually did make a claim for hail damage and I did live with him, but that was several years after the insurance claim.

JohnFen 3y ago
> just like you can with your credit report Something I literally have never been able to do, despite tons of trying.
in_vestor 3y ago
Would you be willing to list what categories of data are in that file?
mattw2121 3y ago
https://consumer.risk.lexisnexis.com/request https://consumer.risk.lexisnexis.com/request
- RandomBK 3y ago
  Is anyone else hitting errors submitting the request?
- CommitSyn 3y ago
  Thank you. That was surprisingly simple and quick.
jandrese 3y ago
This is what makes it concerning when it is used by law enforcement. Way too many people have been railroaded by the system due to bad data, especially poor people who can't afford a good lawyer. If the judges, lawyers, and especially juries are told that LexisNexis is a reliable source of information because the prosecution wants to get that conviction they could send innocent people to jail.