Kate
Toledo,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 26, 2004
Richard - good luck to you, I've heard plenty about this company and the exec's ARE the company. So you are dancing with devil here. 1. Your original/copy of your consulting agreement needs to go intoa lock box in an FDIC bank. Insist upon a signature card and a dual key arrangement. One key is held by the bank, the other by you. Without a signature and possession of the physical key - no one can access it. 2. Send certified copies of this document to yourself and two or three other parties - your attorney would be a good one. Insist that your attorney register the document, immediately as an exhibit in the ongoing case - whatever it is. A copy will be on record with the court as well from that point on. 3. Try to get a copy of the IPA they are claiming and also secure it in the same manner. If it is the same exact signature anyone will be able to see this. And it will damage Ocwen's standing in the ongoing proceedings beyond recovery. Deliberately misleading a court and manufacturing documents to use to mislead the court are usually the end of things. Sounds like you have them. Keep everyone else posted on this site - so they may use the outcome in their own cases. It does take time, but eventually the truth always forces it's way out. Kate