- Report: #174153
Complaint Review: Homecomings Financial - Dallas Texas
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Homecomings Financial
2711 North Haskell Ave, Ste. 900 Dallas, 75204 Texas, U.S.A.
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Homecomings Financial - GMAC - NetBank ripoff fraud unpaid mortgage to previous lender Dallas Texas
Loan with Homecomings originated 08/01/2003 for pay-off of previous mortgage holder; RBMG., Inc. Payments are current.
On 1/14/06 we received from NetBank a letter with a Recorded Satisfaction/Release of Lien from the County Register of Deeds stating the loan was paid in full and the lien released on DECEMBER 30, 2005!!! WE WERE NEVER ADVISED OF SUCH LIEN, NOR RECEIVED ANY NOTIFICATION FROM RBMG., INC. OR HOMECOMINGS THAT THE MORTGAGE WASN'T SATISFIED.
I tried contacting NetBank at 1-800-933-2890 & 1-800-462-8000 and after numerous attempts was unable to get through as lines were always busy.
On 1/14/06 I sent an e-mail complaint to Homecomings at their website address expressing our disgust and asking for clarification as to why it took them nearly 2 1/2 years to pay-off the mortgage to RBMG., Inc. and a remedy for the damage it had done to our credit. I gave them until 1/20/06 to respond by e-mail or phone. THEY STILL HAVE NOT CONTACTED US.
On 1/30/06 we received an amended insurance premium bill from our agent informing us that our car insurance premium had been reduced by $431.00 for the 6 month policy term. On 1/31/06 my husband called the insurance agent was was informed that the reduction was due to the fact that we NOW HAVE PERFECT CREDIT due to the outstanding lien being released!
This means that we have been overcharged in excess of $2,000.00 by our insurance company due to this UNKNOWN LIEN, and an amended Homeowners policy is forthcoming as well, with a new lower rate due to the same scenario.
We have been repeatedly turned down on credit applications and refinances and assumed it was because of our debt ratio possibly being too high; however, WE WERE STUPID AND DID NOT TAKE THE TIME TO CHECK OUR CREDIT REPORT...we had no reason to suspect that there was a problem.
Our recourse now is to contact an attorney for a lawsuit to collect monies owed to us from the insurance companies, to rectify our credit report, to remove the wrongfully filed lien and to reinstate our good names. We will also file a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau in Texas, against Homecomings/GMAC & NetBank, whoever the hell NetBank is.
David Thomas
Jackson, Michigan
U.S.A.
On 1/14/06 we received from NetBank a letter with a Recorded Satisfaction/Release of Lien from the County Register of Deeds stating the loan was paid in full and the lien released on DECEMBER 30, 2005!!! WE WERE NEVER ADVISED OF SUCH LIEN, NOR RECEIVED ANY NOTIFICATION FROM RBMG., INC. OR HOMECOMINGS THAT THE MORTGAGE WASN'T SATISFIED.
I tried contacting NetBank at 1-800-933-2890 & 1-800-462-8000 and after numerous attempts was unable to get through as lines were always busy.
On 1/14/06 I sent an e-mail complaint to Homecomings at their website address expressing our disgust and asking for clarification as to why it took them nearly 2 1/2 years to pay-off the mortgage to RBMG., Inc. and a remedy for the damage it had done to our credit. I gave them until 1/20/06 to respond by e-mail or phone. THEY STILL HAVE NOT CONTACTED US.
On 1/30/06 we received an amended insurance premium bill from our agent informing us that our car insurance premium had been reduced by $431.00 for the 6 month policy term. On 1/31/06 my husband called the insurance agent was was informed that the reduction was due to the fact that we NOW HAVE PERFECT CREDIT due to the outstanding lien being released!
This means that we have been overcharged in excess of $2,000.00 by our insurance company due to this UNKNOWN LIEN, and an amended Homeowners policy is forthcoming as well, with a new lower rate due to the same scenario.
We have been repeatedly turned down on credit applications and refinances and assumed it was because of our debt ratio possibly being too high; however, WE WERE STUPID AND DID NOT TAKE THE TIME TO CHECK OUR CREDIT REPORT...we had no reason to suspect that there was a problem.
Our recourse now is to contact an attorney for a lawsuit to collect monies owed to us from the insurance companies, to rectify our credit report, to remove the wrongfully filed lien and to reinstate our good names. We will also file a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau in Texas, against Homecomings/GMAC & NetBank, whoever the hell NetBank is.
David Thomas
Jackson, Michigan
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
David thomas
Jackson,Michigan,
U.S.A.
Homecomings Financial-no response to their rebuttal
#2Author of original report
Sat, March 04, 2006
After receiving their rebuttal on this site on 2/6/06 I immediately sent a detailed letter of issues involved and copies of all 9 documents relating to the complaint, to the address listed in the rebuttal. I gave Homecomings Financial until 3/1/06 to respond to my letter. This is 3/4/06 AND THERE HAS BEEN NO RESPONSE FROM THEM WHATSOEVER!! DO NOT INVOLVE YOURSELVES WITH THIS COMPANY WITHOUT EXPECTING TO BE RIPPED OFF!!
Rosemary
Dallas,Texas,
U.S.A.
Customer Service
#3UPDATE Employee
Mon, February 06, 2006
Homecomings Financial appreciates the time you have taken to express concern over the level of service you received. We are eager to quickly address the issues you raised on this Web site. Please forward the details of your concerns, your account number, and any supporting documentation that you possess, to Homecomings Financial, P.O. Box 890036, Dallas, TX 75389, Attention: Priority Correspondence. Upon receipt of this information, your correspondence will be prioritized for special handling, and we will respond to your letter as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you.
