Fairbanks Capital Corp
Over $6000 Charged in Inspection, Evaluation and Insurance Fees on Refinance

Business & Finance

This so-called company has charged me over $6000 in inspection fees, evaluation costs and insurance penalties (I had a separate homeowner's policy).

I closed over a month ago and my final payment was $4000 more than the original loan made more than 3 years ago. The company refuses to explain the extra charges. Before refinancing, every other week, we were receiving threats to foreclose and additional charges even when the payments were on-time.

Finally this company has put me through so much anguish over keeping my home, I am grateful to be away from them, but now I am out more than $4000 plus the $500 in additional insurance they purchased on my behalf (whatever)! Now they refuse to refund the balance on the policy I have paid for (well they charged me for) since I paid of my loan after the policy was only in effect for 2 months. We are talking about almost $700 for a policy I was only paying $300 for.

Anyone wishing to bring about a Class Action suit, Sign me up!!!

MB
Greenville, South Carolina


Company: Fairbanks Capital Corp
Country: USA
State: Utah
City: Salt Lake City
Address: PO Box 65250
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