Their excuse? Taylor, Bean & Whittaker, my now-bankrupt former lender, under-estimated my property taxes, so my escrow amount was “re-evaluated” temporarily until a new “re-evaluation” to occur in May. All I get from these jokers is horrible, condescending so-called customer service, insane hikes in my mortgage payments, and letters demanding the same insurance info that I've already...
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Our previous mortgage lender (Taylor, Bean, Whittaker) apparently went under and our loan was given to Cenlar. A couple months ago they sent us a statment increasing our payment by about 1000.00/month. When we inquired they told us to get it changed we would have to fax them our loan docs, which we did. They then told...
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Cenlar's customer service representatives are unbelievable, grouchy, and mindless. How can one financial organization make so many mistakes? The latest is my school real estate taxes are unpaid and now in the penalty phase. They said the terms of our mortgages would not change. What they ment was we are making up the terms as we go...
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My mothers mortgage was take over by Cenlar from Sun West in March 2015 nothing but trouble ever since. She is elderly and a fixed income. They keep auto debiting her account for payments multiple times each month causing her to go in the negative an being charged fees. They keep getting their money she cannot pay...
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If you are a former Taylor, Bean & Whitaker (TBW) customer and are on the brink of foreclosure, I may be able to help you. visit my website and ask for additional information. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS!!!
Fraud
In the shop "Denmark", U / v Longsdale, Dzirnavu Street, shoppers are deceived by selling once wear and low-quality shoes, which you will have to make sure on the first day of use after purchasing shoes. I took the purchased shoes back to the store and complained about this fact, because the shoes were in trouble after the first day of wearing. Defendant explained that I was to blame myself for mechanically damaging the shoes... Comment - if the shoes were not meant to be worn - the seller had informed the buyer in advance. On the seller's obligations - the Consumer Protection Act stipulates that the seller undertakes a 2-year guarantee or a refund to the buyer, but Denmark still ignores this fact and pretends to be dead. Scam company. The court proceedings will follow... I promise.
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