Laura
Alton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, August 04, 2006
Please contact the the Illinois Attorney General, if they get enough complaints on the same thing they will investigate. My story is just beginning - when we were getting ready to refinance for a lower interest rate with another company - now all of sudden they have put false info on my credit report, and have started "posting" my payments late - even though they received them on time. Seems it is just beginning for me. Hoping to get away from them soon but reading other peoples stories - it looks as if it will just get worse ( no payoff statement , prepayment penalties when there are none, etc ) .
Mindy
Philadelphia,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 30, 2006
Did you get it in writing that they were going to refi your hime in one year? Wait, i can answer that: No, you didn't get it in writing. Thats because NO COMPANY can guarantee that they will have a program available for you in 12 months. The lesson learned? Get everything in writing. if someone says something, and it seems to be a vital part of the transaction, make sure you see it in black ink. Its really just common sense.
Mindy
Philadelphia,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 30, 2006
Did you get it in writing that they were going to refi your hime in one year? Wait, i can answer that: No, you didn't get it in writing. Thats because NO COMPANY can guarantee that they will have a program available for you in 12 months. The lesson learned? Get everything in writing. if someone says something, and it seems to be a vital part of the transaction, make sure you see it in black ink. Its really just common sense.
Mindy
Philadelphia,#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 30, 2006
Did you get it in writing that they were going to refi your hime in one year? Wait, i can answer that: No, you didn't get it in writing. Thats because NO COMPANY can guarantee that they will have a program available for you in 12 months. The lesson learned? Get everything in writing. if someone says something, and it seems to be a vital part of the transaction, make sure you see it in black ink. Its really just common sense.
Mindy
Philadelphia,#6Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 30, 2006
Did you get it in writing that they were going to refi your hime in one year? Wait, i can answer that: No, you didn't get it in writing. Thats because NO COMPANY can guarantee that they will have a program available for you in 12 months. The lesson learned? Get everything in writing. if someone says something, and it seems to be a vital part of the transaction, make sure you see it in black ink. Its really just common sense.