Posted by lindab on 10/17/12 4:04pm
Msg #438946

Why?

Did anyone else get the email from Equifax stating that they need a BGC from Lexis Nexis? I have no problem with that, but I already have one from Lexis Nexis and I have a year before it expires. Why do I have to pay for another one? Guess I will have to cross them off of my list.

Reply by HisHughness on 10/17/12 4:09pm
Msg #438947

You probably shouldn't rely of an email to be determinative of something like that. A call to a living breathing entity with a pulse might well confirm that a new BGC is not needed.

Reply by Pam/NM on 10/17/12 4:16pm
Msg #438948

I find it depends on how badly they need you, too.

Reply by dutchcloser on 10/18/12 8:00am
Msg #439020

I got the same email and deleted it. They can take me off their list...I don't have time for $75-$90 edoc closings being offered. Obviously someone in my area is taking them and we wonder why the lowball companies that expect great service for bargain basement pay are still around!

Reply by cremevette on 10/18/12 8:02am
Msg #439021

I received four closings with Equifax this year. Unless I were guaranteed first call for my area, I am not paying for another BC. I don't know that they do that much business in this area anyway. If they want to pay, no problem.

I know Equifax has had very bad feedback on payment, and just lousy feedback in general. Those few I've done this year were paid extremely quickly. I called the scheduler (whose name has been used a lot on NR) and he claimed those who had not been paid had not provided all the documents Equifax had requested of them. Don't know about that, though. I personally had problems with them a year ago, but they got straightened out on my end.