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Get to know BillFixers (acquired by Experian)

Originally founded as BillFixers, the company specialized in negotiating recurring household bills—such as cable TV, internet, and cell phone services—on behalf of customers to secure lower rates. Their business model was based on taking a percentage of the savings they achieved for the client. After gaining prominence, including an appearance on the TV show "Shark Tank," BillFixers was acquired by the global information services company Experian in 2020. It has since been integrated into Experian's suite of consumer financial products and rebranded as Experian BillFixer, continuing its mission to help consumers reduce their monthly expenses.

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BillFixers (acquired by Experian)

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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