A friend directed me to USG's phone number, which was left on the phone number of her temporary place of residence.
I called them in mid December. After many investigative phone conversations, I was left confident that their approach and information would help me to remodify my current mortgage payments.
My concerns were met with reassuring confidence that I would want to give Mr. Flores a big hug following the success of their strategies to lower my interest rate.
My hope was lifted after many conversations and background checks. I decided to go forward with their offer. I deposited a 4600.00 dollar cashiers check, using my credit card, into their Chase bank account. I threw away the number of the account, as I truly believed that I was on a helpful and hopeful path and that I needn't feel any concern.
I spent a good amount of time, paper, and resource getting together all the required documentation requested by Kimberly.
Upon completion of the lengthy list of requests of my most private information,
Kimberly informed me that she would now forward my info to the the Advanced Loan Processing Dept.
About 3 weeks later, I recieved a phone call from Greg at ADP, stating that he had my information and that I would be hearing from him within 2 months.
I felt reassured that things were moving along.
After about a month and not hearing anything further, I decided to call the original contact person, Mr. Flores, to check in. To my deep regret, the phone number was no longer in service.
I have called Greg Paramore at 619 609 0085, only to recieve an answering machine that states, "we will get back to you within 48 hours." No one has ever called back.
I am left disheartened by the actuality that mean spirited folks are out there to benefit themselves at the expense of others. It is taking much clarity of intention to keep holding out the inherent goodness of humankind after this disheartening betrayal. This was a hard hit.
Now I am left adding 150.00 a month to my already too high expenses, to pay off the 4600.00 dollars on my Visa credit card, used to pay this fraudulent company.
A hard lesson learned.
Be careful. Even though it may look good today, anticipate that scams are set up to look good today, get the pay, and disappear far away, without delay.
With much regret,
Siento
I was told to expect results after 2-3 months. After about a month, I recieved a phone c
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