Joanne
Rockledge,#2Author of original report
Fri, March 02, 2012
Mr. Irving,
It seems I know where you make your money. It is very evident yoou are not on the side of the mortgagee. So you want the money earlier to make more interst on my money even though I have never been late . You want people to suffer so that your wallet can get even fatter.
You better take a look in the mirror. You certainly not on the side of justice nor resolve.
OnTheSidelines
United States of America#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, March 01, 2012
This company is actually a credit recovery agency.
They are calling as they show you are behind on payments.
If they call you and you tell them not to call you at home, they by law are no longer allowed to call you at home.
If they do, it's grounds for harrassment and can be sued.
Robert
Irvine,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, March 01, 2012
Your Mortgage has ONE due date and ONE due date only..the 1st, if you pay it after the 1st you are late. Now, you do have a "Grace Period" where if you pay it on or before the 15th you are not assessed any late fees but that does not change the fact that your payment was due on the 1st.
My best guess is they are trying to get more dollars in as earliest as possible to earn bigger interest rates with their finances.
- This line cracks me up. YOU borrowed 10's of thousands(maybe 100's of thousands) from them and are complaining that they are wanting you to pay the money that YOU borrowed back? Umm..if they really wanted to make the most money wouldn't they want you to pay as late as possible to earn the most interest and possibly late fees?