Hurting in tn
Kodak,#2Author of original report
Wed, October 19, 2011
You are the one that has your head in the sand, why are you a former employee and not present? Fired? You did not bother the read the whole paragraph did you? I am legally disabled and the US Gov. does not increase on a whim. Hate to tell you this but if you are disabled you can't get employment so I suggest you shut up until you know what and who you are talking about. Read all the claims on here and other complaint boards oh and by the way you can't modify when they refuse too. My guess is you are a member of the Gestapo and still work for them.
AdrianneS
Yuma,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, October 18, 2011
I'm really trying hard to figure out what you are complaining about. You said the company granted you a one-time hardship extension. That counts as a late payment, because guess what? You didn't make the payment as agreed. Then you say, after getting to skip a payment, you almost immediately go delinquent again. But for some reason, you expect VMF not to hold you to your loan agreement because your income has changed. What company in the world would do that?! If you can't afford your house, sell it! Refi/Mod it! Don't just sit there and complain that VMF won't bend over backwards to help you out when they have helped you, and obviously you are not willing to help yourself. Instead of complaining and filing bogus reports, be constructive. There are two ways out of the situation: increase your income, or decrease your expenses. And if decreasing your expenses includes cutting out a mortgage that you can't afford, that's life. You're better off trying to do a short sale and at least getting out without destroying your credit, rather than sitting with your head in the sand waiting for the axe to drop.