Tim
Marthaville,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, August 08, 2010
Our Loan was bought out by TBW two weeks after we purchased our home. TBW and A-1 Homes of Natchitoches must have all been in on this fraud. After TBW went down Bank of America got our Loan . BOA sent all copies of the paperwork some of which we had NEVER seen . Pictures of property that was suppose to be ours , showing a black top street in front of cleared land , site ready. Our land was in the middle of nowhere and pure dirt road for four miles. Trees on the land for as far as you could see. In the loan was 15,000.00 dollars worth of wood decks we dont even have. Three different amounts that we were charged for the house , Watch out nothing but CROOKS work out in this business !!!
X employee 2
Ocala,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, June 17, 2010
My wife was working for TBW in Ocala, FL for a few years. One day she show up at home acting odd. So when I ask her how her day was she informed of her daily duties.
Randy
dallas,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, January 04, 2010
I do not dispute your claim against TB&W. Recent events have revealed that the owners and officers have been comitting Fraud.
But, please, do not copy and paste every name you've been in contact with to your complaint list.
I worked with Craig Weitzel and he's an outstanding person. He, in no way, had anything to do with any fraud comitted against you. Craig is a fraud prevention and investigation professional. If anything he attempted to help you. I know that you can not provide ANY evidence that he was in any way involved in fraud. I would ask that you amend your comments and clear Craig from any wrong doing. What you have stated about him is WRONG. And unless you can provide proof of his involment I'd suggest you correct your childlike rants against him.
I feel for you that you had problems but trying to ruin the reputation of a man who did nothing but attempt to help you is just criminal.
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Ocala,#5UPDATE Employee
Fri, June 19, 2009
I have to rebut your claim because you forgot Jorge Ruano. Jorge has been instrumental in the past ten or so years for conducting the fraud against not only the consumer, but also against Freddie Mac and the federal government. I can't decide if I want to stick around long enough to watch him walk out in chains and smirk when he looks in my direction, or cut my losses and leave. Taylor Bean's days are numbered though - take it from someone who knows the data intimately from an IT perspective and knows that they are not only in complete violation of regulation; they are willing to support cronyism in favor of doing the simple things required to make things right. The three (Lee, Ray and Jorge) are too dumb to realize that there is more money to be made by doing things right and legally. Allow me to simplify: if you are an employer and you hire Jorge Ruano in the slight case that he doesn't get a federal prison term, you are a stupid, stupid person. You deserve what you get for your action and I feel no mercy for the results that hurt your professional credibility if take such action.