Fairbanks Capital
Neighbor nearly foreclosed on over inflated fees and purchased insurance

Business & Finance

I have a very nice neighbor across the street, and 2 days ago they were 15 minutes away from being foreclosed and the house sold on auction, the father had to file chapter 13 bankruptcy protection to halt the sale. I was appalled to learn that the reason was not because he did not pay his mortgage, he has been paying directly from his bank account. I was because Fairbanks Capital had assessed several inflated fees, and purchased insurance, etc without his knowledge, and was foreclosing for a few hundred dollars of shaky if not illegal fees.

I told him to hire an attorney, and if need be I would pay for it and sue them under chapter 93A unfair business practices laws here in Massachusetts. It is regrettable that someone hasn't gone to the home office of this company and had a face to face conversation with it's employees and directors. That's if the cowardous two bit thugs could get up enough courage to even speak to someone.

I hope they all go to jail for the next 50 years.


Company: Fairbanks Capital
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Jacksonville
Address: PO Box 551170
Phone: 8002588602
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