- Report: #164881
Complaint Review: HomeEq Servicing - Sacramento California
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HomeEq Servicing
PO Box 13718 Sacramento, 95853-3716 California, U.S.A.
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877-867-7378
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HomeEq Servicing inaccurate, sloppy change of servicer; adversarial, hostile manner Ripoff Sacramento California
Our new mortage was transferred from Wilmington Finance to HomEq in mid-October 2005 after one payment. When the November payment was due, our contact with HomEq revealed it had no record of the transfer -- no account number, nothing... so we made our November payment to Wilmington Finance because Wilmington Finance was still our servicer of record.
On November 16, we finally received a HomEq statement, dated 11/08/05, with a payment due date of 11/01/05, showing two payments owed, with one past due. No payment is past due and the next payment isn't due until December.
Basically, this provider already has us as past-due one payment and owing two payments when we owe no payment at all.
Additionally, the statement is a litany of warnings and cautions concerning how easily the company can screw us if they choose.
A "Qualified Wrtten request" is on the way.
Consumers should have the right to refuse "service providers." As it is, we have no choice. Based on its record so far, I sure wouldn't do business with HomEq if I had any choice in the matter. Look like another Fairbanks Capital nightmare....
We'll see how this works out.
Frank
Dayton, Ohio
U.S.A.
On November 16, we finally received a HomEq statement, dated 11/08/05, with a payment due date of 11/01/05, showing two payments owed, with one past due. No payment is past due and the next payment isn't due until December.
Basically, this provider already has us as past-due one payment and owing two payments when we owe no payment at all.
Additionally, the statement is a litany of warnings and cautions concerning how easily the company can screw us if they choose.
A "Qualified Wrtten request" is on the way.
Consumers should have the right to refuse "service providers." As it is, we have no choice. Based on its record so far, I sure wouldn't do business with HomEq if I had any choice in the matter. Look like another Fairbanks Capital nightmare....
We'll see how this works out.
Frank
Dayton, Ohio
U.S.A.
