Aaron Cox posed as a financial consultant for the ClearVision Financial group that negotiated a Loan modification on our behalf with Bank of America. He said we would have a new loan by May and that we qualified for a government program that could help us with our "upside-down" situation. ...
I was contacted by CVF in mid April and told by Aaron Cox that i qualified for a loan modification for my home mortgage. He sent me retainer forms, i filled them out and sent them back to him. He informed that after reviewing my package he and his legal team could definitely help me. He sent me ...
We are Hurricane Sandy Victims and were looking for assistance with our Mortgage. We came across Clear Vision, checked them out through the Better Business Bureau. They seemed to checkout through the BBB. However once the company got all of our personal records and the approximate sum of $3195.00 ...
February I received correspondence in mail, re: remodification. I called the company and I spoke with Aaron Cox. Mr. Cox sent me finance package, which I submitted the standard information that companies request (pay stub, taxpapers, bankstatement etc. After sending papers, I received a letter from ...
I was contacted from Aaron Cox after me loan modification fell through my bank. When he called the number that came up on my caller ID stated it was from my bank! He told me he could help get me a modification. He sent me paper work that I made out and sent back. I also had to send 3 post dated ...
In February time frame I was contacted by Clear Vision Financial about doing a loan modification on my existing mortgage. I sent them the required information and they told me that I would be a good candiate and I would be able to save money. They required payment of $4,195.00 up front to be able ...