Complaint Review: Precision law center/Peter Ohm

In July 2011 I was contacted by a company who stated they could help me to reduce my mortgage interest rate, reduce my monthly payments and possibly even reduce the amount of the mortgage. They cited something called the Mers report and gave me a website to check out ensuring me that my original loan was obtained fraudulently and the banks had finally been "found out"

 After sending them a check for $1495 which they said was discounted, I faxed information that they requested from both my husband and myself. This informatin included bank statements, pay stubs and social security numbers. I was even called a few times by the person receiving the information telling me which papers had not been received.

 After not hearing anything for approx 1 month, I called the company to inquire about the case and all I got was a voicemail box asking for a message to be left. No company name was identified. I tried to call numerous times but there was never an answer. The last time I called one week ago from the date of this writing the phone was answered by a gentleman who said the company must have moved but he was reluctant to tell me what the name of this company was. He did say it was a bank but he didn't sound very professional.