SoonHee
St. Johns,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, January 24, 2013
My husband and I are desperate to find a way to reduce our mortgage and hence, got suckered into giving our information to this Attorney Alliance Union, Housing Retention Group. I want to believe that it will work. But I just have too many red flags. Anyone who has had an EFT (Electronic Funds Transaction) by them, can you please look at your bank statement and find the ID so that I can put a stop on the EFT before they take one?
Please help!
jc
Baton Rouge,#3Author of original report
Thu, November 15, 2012
An update. I heard back from a contact at NLA Law Associates this weekend. They are working with me directly to resolve my account. He told me that deal with thousands of accounts a day and he told me I did not give them enough time to work my account and to contact me
The contact at NLA Law associates returns my calls right away and is bending over backwards to get my account straight for me. We have gotten both the auto drafted payment last month as well as my mortgage worked out.
They have been nothing but accomodating and I should have given them more than a week to respond before posting here
JennC1972
Roanoke,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, November 09, 2012
I contacted this company "Attorney Alliance Union", in the hopes of saving my home from foreclosure. What I described to them, I was told, was a case I had against my mortgage company (PNC) and that they could help me. After being so interested in the beginning and my first autodrafted payment of $975.00 came out of my bank, communication became slim to nothing. I had called and emailed on several occasions with no reply. When I finally left an irritated email and phone call, they called my husband to explain everything would be ok, and not to worry. Second autodraft came out. I was then contacted by someone from "Attorney Network Group" asking for the same documentation to be faxed to him. If these companies worked together why would they keep requesting the same info from me? Shouldn't they have been forwarding files to each other? The company actually had several different names they went by to include the first 2 names, and also National Legal Associates Firm and LCNPC. Then the initial person that had contacted me, Jareau Turner, wouldn't return my calls. The second contact person, David Aponte, acted as if he had no idea what he was doing or asking for. I then received in the mail another letter from a local attorney stating my house had a sale date on it and he could help me save it from foreclosure,but My only option was bankruptcy to save our home now. We also had to close our bank account so the scammers couldn't get their 3rd payment from us. Our mortage company screwed us also (PNC) but I have a post on that also on here. So after $1950.00 has been scammed from us, and then filing bankruptcy @ $1200.00, we are FURTHER IN DEBT for the amount of $3150.00. Companies like this have got to be stopped. Scamming your fellow Americans out of the American Dream of Homeownership and a place to call home, is despicable. How can these people sleep at night? Because they don't care, money in their pocket, they ARE living their dream, taking our money and being proud of it!
jc
Baton Rouge,#5Author of original report
Fri, November 09, 2012
How did this post under your name? I posted it with my info and email
RocklinAim
Rocklin,#6General Comment
Fri, November 09, 2012
This is listed under my login as MY report; this is not my post.