- Report: #871819
Complaint Review: Amerigroup Mortgage - Internet Internet
Reported By:
sboada -
Alexandria, Virginia, United States of America
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Amerigroup Mortgage
Internet, Internet, United States of America
Phone:
8668126593
Web:
http://www.mortgageinvestors.com/
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Amerigroup Mortgage Mortgage Investors Corporation Very shady business practices and obnoxious cold calls Internet, Internet
The most obnoxious and least trustworthy mortgage broker I have come across. They got a hold of my phone number, presumably because as an active duty Marine I have a current VA loan, they they call incessantly. They started calling about 11 months ago and have not stopped. THey call about once every two or three days, sometimes three times in one day, at all hours of the day and night. I have repeatedly told them to stop calling, and have spoken with no fewer than seven supervisors after my initial attempts were unsuccessful, All to no avail, they called three times today already!
In addition to the incessant calling, they attempt to pray on active duty military members with shady business practices. I co worker of mine had a Amerigroup broker come by the house, they refuse to give any details on the phone, insisting that a broker come to the house. After two hours of talking though refinance options, all of which that were presented and "no refinance fee" options, the broker asked him to sign a refinance contract. After reading through the details, there were over $2000 in refinance fees hidden in the contract. When confronted with the fees, the broker acted as though he wasn't quite sure what they were, but upon further confrontation he agreed that it wasn't fair and ultimately left.
In addition to the incessant calling, they attempt to pray on active duty military members with shady business practices. I co worker of mine had a Amerigroup broker come by the house, they refuse to give any details on the phone, insisting that a broker come to the house. After two hours of talking though refinance options, all of which that were presented and "no refinance fee" options, the broker asked him to sign a refinance contract. After reading through the details, there were over $2000 in refinance fees hidden in the contract. When confronted with the fees, the broker acted as though he wasn't quite sure what they were, but upon further confrontation he agreed that it wasn't fair and ultimately left.
