I have a mortgage with Quicken Loans. It was suggested that I use Nationwide Biweekly. This company told me they would be able to make biweekly payments to my mortgage company, in return would speed up paying off my loan. I recently have seen lawsuits and complaints at the company. I took a look at ...
I enrolled in their bi-weekly program when it looked like it was sponsored by my lender Wells Fargo. It was free to enroll and bi-weelky payments woudl save me thousands and years off my mortage. Well circumstances requirered me to sell my property early. At first when I called to stop the payments ...
The letter that was sent looked like they were the bank. There was no mention of the fees associated to this service. I for sure thought it was the bank and provided all my sensitive information! Luckily my loan was transferred off to Well Fargo, so I got multiple letters from both banks. I then ...
First they made the offer letter look like it is associated with the lender. It came as soon as I had refianced with the new lender. Then over the phone they never disclosed about the fee they will charge everytime. THEY never said they WILL NOT pay the lender once a month. THE worst thing as ...
I had been using this company to pay bi-weekly mortgage payments to reduce my loan time. This was fine, although actually easy enough to do by yourself... Then they offered me a service to reduce all of my debt event further... Sounds good right? PAy off your mortgage in just 14 years instead of ...
Basically, I tried to cancel and they made it impossible. Make sure you read the terms of cancelation because you are rushed through the process. It's not fair to keep money if a customer doesn't agree with the service. This is how you can tell that they are scammer's... 1st! They told me 3 days to ...