Tammy
Lowville,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, August 07, 2003
There is no obligation to go through with it until you sign the papers. Just tell them you have decided to go through another finance company. They will more than likely ask you the reason and just say that you have a bad reputation and that bothers you. Good luck.
Michelle
Long Beach,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, August 06, 2003
I just applied with CitiMortgage for a home equity loan. My mortgage is currently held by Wells Fargo. I have be reading all the information regarding CitiMortgage and now I am concerned. I was just approved! Can I back out of this? I guess it's true, if it sounds to good to be true, it is! Based on your experience I am assuming to cancel all future dealings with them??
Linda
Hickory,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, March 16, 2003
Thanks Chris for the info! It's a shame all these companies are allowed to harrass you like they do,especially if your doing business with them. As for you not ever being late, your actually not late. They give you that 15 days as a grace period, its only late after that. How can they give you a grace period but then take it back? If it was the 15th then I think they would have every right to hound me but the 5th, come on! I appreciate all your info on tele-marketers and will put it to use! By the way Home Equity was my original lender also.
Chris
Usa,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, March 14, 2003
I too have citifinancial mortgage. our loan was sold to them in December 2002 from another ripoff company Homeq. These two companies for some reason can't seem to get in through their head that a 15 day grace period is just that. 15 days. I cant understand why they have to start calling your home on the 2nd of the month looking for that months payment and the next months payment. When we closed on our mortgage the loan officer and title company went through all the paper work and explained there is a 15 day grace period to pay your mortgage every month and we have a copy of the document stating just that. Citifinancial calls every month regardless. Now we pay all our bills on time and are NEVER LATE EVER!!!!!!!!!! to me this is harrassment. If this is the protocol for mortgage lenders then when the loan in closed they should be upfront with you and state " we start harrassing on the 2nd of the month regardless if a 15 day grace period is there or not because we dont honor that" what a bunch of you know what. the greedy aholes. in regards to your receiving telemarketing calls, I too was receiving countless calls and have finally put an end to them. first of all you need to contact 1-800-5-optout which is the number for all three reporting agencies. a lot of the solicitations comes from them. Second, you need to contact the Direct Marketing Association and have your name and phone number removed off all their lists as well. you can find their information on the internet. Third, contact all your credit holders and review their privacy policy. you will be surprised at how much information is sold and rented through your creditors especially credit card companies. This takes a lot of work but it is really worth the effort in the long run. I dont receive credit offers anymore and if I do I email that company and have them remove my name off their solicitation list. they usually email me back and comply with my request. Like I said, it is a lot of work to back track your name floating around but it can be done. Also; all magazine subscriptions you receive, email them and have your name removed off their lists as well. I hope this helps. GOOD LUCK!!!