Fairbanks Capital Corp
Over $26,000 paid in 2002 yet more money is demanded

Business & Finance

Fairbanks bought my mortgage in February and stated that I owed the company five thousand dollars. My spouse had to file bankruptcy to keep our home. We were not late making any payments. My spouse has since died. Fairbanks' requirement was to sign a forbearance agreement and send several thousand dollars. I complied with Fairbanks' request.

I have tried to refinance my home. Fairbanks is stating that I owe nine thousand dollars for a six-month agreement. In the year 2002 I paid Fairbanks over twenty-six thousand dollars, and they are still requesting more money. I have spent all my savings attempting to keep my home.

Fairbanks has made negative reports to other lenders to lock me into their company. I need help. No one will refinance my home because of the negative reporting. I am taking medication because of Fairbanks Capital. I never know when they will request more money.


Company: Fairbanks Capital Corp
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Jacksonville
Address: PO Box 551170
Phone: 8009441212
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