Jon
Tampa,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, November 17, 2004
Here's the deal with changing loan terms at the last minute. IT IS NOT AGAINST THE LAW UNLESS YOU HAVE SIGNED A GFE OR TIL, OR THE LENDER HAS COMMITED THEM SELF IN WRITTING. Ameriquest tells everyone at the point of first contact that there is NO OBLIGATION. That works both ways. The loan officer has probably told you at the same time you are approved based on the information you gave them to take the application. Most consumers are not forthcoming with the truth about their income, value and credit. If you were told all along that your interest rate is one thing and when you get to the closing table it is something else and you sign anyway, you are screwed. Espesially since ameriquest gives you 4 additional days to cancel the loan on top of the federal 3 days. No, it is not moraly right to do that, and yes it is a dirty business practice. But it is not illegal. You are wasting time and money highering a lawer to fight something that you agreed to. You had ample time to cancel the loan, not to mention, unless you had a gun to your head you didn't have to sign it in the 1st place. Stop crying and pay your d**n bills.
Thomas
Bossier,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, November 16, 2004
Make sure you have copies of all documents, SIGNED Copies. Ameriquest has done me the same way when I refused to pay on my loan and they threatened everything. But I have a really good attorney and we have sued Ameriquest. The first set of meeting with the judge takes place next week and sometime next year it will be a court room drama. HA HA. Everyone who has an Ameriquest loan should request a copy of all signed documents. Have them checked by an attorney (most will do this for free)if the paperwork will not stand up in court and from what I see a large number of Ameriquest loans have some kind of problem. Good luck and most of all just because Ameriquest makes a statement does not mean it based on the law. Good luck