Back in the summer, my husband was trying to do a simple loan modification with an investment property he has in FL. Several calls to the mortgage company and no help from them. We got online a researched a few companies that specialized in this and checked with the BBB and a few other sites for any complaints or negative comments about the company we were going to choose before we did any business with them.
We called US Homesavers/I Core Capital Consultants, Inc. And got an info packet paid our $97.00 and spoke to the gentleman who said that he could help us. Well we got a phone call here and there for the first week and after that we had to call constantly to get ahold of this man. After the first month, no phone calls at all. That was in September.
We ended up taking care of the situation with the bank ourselves. I sent an email Nov. 7th to US Homesavers stating that we had taken care of this and that no further action was needed on their part. I was prepared to forget about the $97.00 we paid them for nothing.
Last night (Dec. 15) we got a phone call from a "Malcolm Giles" who stated he worked for US Homesavers and that he wanted to talk to us about the mortgage. We questioned this gentleman about how he got our information and why they were calling after I had sent an email stating that we had taken care of this.
Mr. Giles got very beligerent (cursed) and hung up the phone. I got on Intellius and tracked the phone number to Scottsdale, AZ with some other info. I felt that this man was either sold our information from US Homesavers or was part of a phishing scheme.
If you need to do a loan modification, save yourself the aggravation, money and time and just do it yourself with your bank. You will be glad you did. Don't go to these companies that prey on people.
Susan
Dana, North Carolina
U.S.A.
0 comments